Modifying a multicast address policy, Modifying a multicast address policy -12 – Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions Omni Switch/Router User Manual

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Modifying a Multicast Address Policy

Page 23-12

Modifying a Multicast Address Policy

After you create a multicast

VLAN

, you can modify the multicast address policy by adding

more addresses through the

modmcvl

command. However, you can not add an existing multi-

cast address. Follow the steps outlined in Modifying Multicast VLANs on page 23-9 and the
steps for Adding More Policies for This VLAN on page 23-10. Continue with the procedure
below.

The following menu displays:

Select rule type:
1. Port Rule
2. MAC Address Rule
3. Multicast Address Rule

Enter rule type (1):

1. Press

3

and

<Return>

.

2. The following prompt displays:

Set Rule Admin Status to ((e)nable/(d)isable):

Indicate whether or not you want to enable this rule. Type

e

to enable or

d

to disable. If

you disable the rule, then the multicast addresses you enter will not be used to flood traf-
fic, but the parameters you set up for the multicast

VLAN

will be saved. This Admin Status

is different from the Admin Status for the multicast

VLAN

as it controls only this specific

rule. You can enable or disable the rule at a later time using the

modmcvl

command.

3. The following prompt displays:

Enter the list of MAC addresses (Enter save to end):

Enter one or more multicast addresses. Separate addresses by a space. When you have
entered the final multicast address, leave a space and type

save

.

4. The following prompt will display:

Configure more rules for this vlan (y/n):

You can set up multiple rules for the same multicast

VLAN

. Enter a

Y

here if you want to

set up more rules in addition to the multicast address rule specified here. If you enter

Y

,

you will be prompted for the next rule that you want to set up on this multicast

VLAN

. If

you enter

N

, you will receive a message, similar to the one below, indicating that the

multicast

VLAN

was set up.

VLAN 3:24 created successfully

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