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11-13-2009 05:54 PM
11-13-2009 05:54 PM
Do I need to enale PIM
Hi all;
We have a new set of procurve 5412zl switches that we are installing in our new facility and I'm wondering if we need to use PIM. This is used in our old building but I don't knwo what this is used for.
I come from the Cisco world and PIM is new to me.
Please advise
We have a new set of procurve 5412zl switches that we are installing in our new facility and I'm wondering if we need to use PIM. This is used in our old building but I don't knwo what this is used for.
I come from the Cisco world and PIM is new to me.
Please advise
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11-13-2009 10:56 PM
11-13-2009 10:56 PM
Re: Do I need to enale PIM
PIM - protocol independent multicast
2 "types" dense mode and sparse mode
if you are running a multicast application, like streaming video or "ghost" imaging computers, PIM is probably required...
on a procurve switch you would see commands like:
(global area commands)
ip multicast-routing
router pim
(vlan area commands)
ip pim-dense -or- ip pim-sparse
ip igmp
and you must have routing and a routing protocol enabled:
ip routing
router ospf -or- router rip
!!!!! an very important note, in order to enable & configure multicast routing on a 5400 (and 3500) switch, you must purchase a "premium license" add-on which after enabled allows OSPF, VRRP, Multicast routing, and QinQ to operate (if enabled)...
hth...jeff
2 "types" dense mode and sparse mode
if you are running a multicast application, like streaming video or "ghost" imaging computers, PIM is probably required...
on a procurve switch you would see commands like:
(global area commands)
ip multicast-routing
router pim
(vlan area commands)
ip pim-dense -or- ip pim-sparse
ip igmp
and you must have routing and a routing protocol enabled:
ip routing
router ospf -or- router rip
!!!!! an very important note, in order to enable & configure multicast routing on a 5400 (and 3500) switch, you must purchase a "premium license" add-on which after enabled allows OSPF, VRRP, Multicast routing, and QinQ to operate (if enabled)...
hth...jeff
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