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04-15-2013 05:39 AM
04-15-2013 05:39 AM
Multicast on procurve 2510
I am installing some procurve 2510 within our lab network that needs multicast support.
I've upgraded the switches to the lastest and greatest and we have IGMP querier running, which the switch sees for the appropriate vlan's that have them
The problem I am seeing is that the IGMP does not seem to be doing the control of the multicast on the ports, where all ports are seeing the multicast feed, in this case video. The ports should not be seeing the traffic but does.
I even configured specific ports to block the multicast traffic and I still see the feeds coming through, and this even after diffrent timeout period.
I've also got some older Nortel switches, connected to the same network and processes the same traffic with success (meaning that the traffic is properly controlled). My querier is a Windows 2008 R2 with the RAS configured for IGMP with the default values.
What could I be missing or is it just normal ?
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04-28-2013 03:32 PM
04-28-2013 03:32 PM
Re: Multicast on procurve 2510
Do you have 'ip igmp' enabled for every VLAN on which you're using multicast? What is the output of 'show ip igmp' and 'show ip igmp config'?
Paul
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04-29-2013 05:16 AM
04-29-2013 05:16 AM
Re: Multicast on procurve 2510
IGMP is enabled on all the vlans on the switch. I do get a proper querier (the one configured on the vlan) and some entries are properly entered in the IGMP forwarding table but not for all the flows.
I even tried to not forward the multicast traffic on some port and the traffic is still forwarded to all ports even through the same port is in block mode.
I have found on some switches (not necessarily HP) to discard the unknown multicast traffic which does the trick. Is this somehting that is possible on the 2510 ?