Hitachi GR2000 Series User Manual
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Hitachi Gigabit Router GR2000 Series Enhanced Version Operations - Device Management Overview
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Step 8.
Charge the show ipv6 mroute command in router #4, and confirm that the
IPv6 multicast routing cash (S, G) from transmitter S1 to G1 exist. If the
multicast routing cache exists, confirm that iif is an SSM entry which is the
interface of router #2 and that oif is an SSM entry which is the interface of
host #1. If they don’t exist, confirm that the interface definition of the
PIM-SM with router #2 is "enabled", and free of definition for suppression
when relaying using a filter.
Step 9.
Execute a show ipv6 pim neighbor command in router #4 and confirm that
router #4 can recognize router #2.
Step 10.
Charge the show ipv6 mroute command in router #2, and confirm that the
multicast routing cash (S1, G1) from transmitter S1 to G1 exist. If the
multicast routing cache exists, confirm that iif is an SSM entry which is the
interface of router #1 and that oif is an SSM entry which is the interface of
host #4. If they don’t exist, confirm that the interface definition of the
PIM-SM with router #4 and router #1 is "enabled", and free of definition for
suppression when relaying using a filter.
Step 11.
Execute a show ipv6 pim neighbor command in router #2 and confirm that
router #2 can recognize router #4 and router #1.
Step 12.
Charge the show ipv6 mroute command in router #1, and confirm that the
multicast routing cash (S, G) from transmitter S1 to G1 exist. If the
multicast routing cache exists, confirm that iif is an SSM entry which is the
interface of S1 and that oif is an SSM entry which is the interface of host
#2. If they don’t exist, confirm that the interface definition of the IPv6
PIM-SM with Router #1 and Router #3 is "enabled", and free of definition for
suppression when using a filter.
Step 13.
If a ipv6 routing cash downstream does not exist, confirm that router #2 is
indicated by the show ipv6 pim neighbor.