HP 3500YL User Manual

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PIM-SM (Sparse Mode)
Configuration Steps for PIM-SM

b. Use

ip pim-sparse to enter the VLAN’s pim-sparse context and do one

of the following:

Enable PIM-SM on the VLAN and allow the default option (

any)

to dynamically determine the source IP address for the PIM-SM
packets sent from this VLAN interface.

Enable PIM-SM on the VLAN and specify an IP address for the
PIM-SM packets sent from this VLAN interface. (The specified IP
address must already be statically configured on the VLAN.)

(This step requires enabling

router pim on the global configuration

context. Refer to step 3 on page 4-21.)

c. In the VLAN’s

pim-sparse context, you also have the option to change

the current DR priority (default = 1) to the value wanted for the
current router in the current VLAN. (Use

dr-priority < 0 - 4294967295 >.)

N o t e

When you initially enable PIM-SM, ProCurve recommends that you leave the
PIM-SM traffic control settings (listed in the next step) at their default settings.
You can then assess performance and make configuration changes where a
need appears.

4. This is an optional step in the initial PIM-SM configuration. (Refer to the

preceding Note.) In the

pim-sparse context of a given VLAN on which PIM­

SM is enabled, change one or more of the traffic control settings listed in
the following table. (Note that some VLAN context control settings apply
to both PIM-SM and PIM-DM.)

Features Accessed in
VLAN-< vid
>-pim-sparse
Context

Operation

ip-addr

Sets or resets the source IP address for PIM-SM packets

(page 4-29)

sent out on the interface. Also enables PIM-SM on the
interface. (Default:

any

)

hello-interval*

Resets the interval between transmitted PIM Hello packets

(page 4-30)

on the interface. (Default: 30 seconds)

hello-delay*

Resets the maximum delay for transmitting a triggered PIM

(page 4-31)

Hello packet on the interface. (Default: 5 seconds)

nbr-timeout

Resets the neighbor loss time interval for the interface.

(page 4-31)

(Default: 180 seconds)

lan-prune-delay*

Enables or disables the LAN prune delay feature on the

(page 4-32)

interface. (Default:

on

)

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