Common Multicast Configuration
325
Multicast Source Deny
Configuration
The purpose of the multicast source deny feature is to filter out multicast packets on
an unauthorized multicast source port to prevent the user connected to the port from
setting up a multicast server without permission.
Enabling Multicast Source Deny
Clearing MFC
Forwarding Entries or
Statistics Information
Use the command in Table 325 to clear the multicast forwarding cache (MFC) forward
entries or statistics information.
Perform the following configuration in User View.
Clearing Route Entries
From The Core Multicast
Routing Table
Use the command in Table 326 to clear route entries from the core multicast routing
table, as well as MFC forwarding entries.
Perform the following configuration in User View.
Table 324
Enable multicast source deny
Operation
Command
Description
Enter system view
system
-
view
—
Enable multicast source
deny in system view
multicast-source-deny
[
interface
interface-list
]
Required
Executing this command without
specifying the
interface-list
argument
will enable the feature globally (that
is, on all the ports of the switch).
Executing this command with the
interface-list
argument specified will
enable the feature on the specified
port.
By default, this feature is disabled
globally.
Enter Ethernet port view
interface
interface_type
interface_num
interface_type
and
interface_num
are
the type and number of a port.
Enable multicast source
deny in Ethernet port view
multicast-source-deny
Optional
By default, this feature is disabled on
all the ports of the switch.
Table 325
Clearing MFC forwarding entries or its statistic information
Operation
Command
Clear MFC forwarding
entries or its statistic
information
reset multicast forwarding-table
[
statistics
] {
all
| {
group_address
[
mask
{
group_mask
|
group_mask_length
} ] |
source_address
[
mask
{
source_mask
|
source_mask_length
} ] |
incoming-interface
interface_type
interface_number
}
* }
Table 326
Clearing routing entries from multicast routing table
Operation
Command
Clear routing entries
from multicast routing
table
reset multicast routing-table
{
all
| {
group_address
[
mask
{
group_mask
|
group_mask_length
} ] |
source_address
[
mask
{
source_mask
|
source_mask_length
} ] | {
incoming-interface
interface_type interface_number
}
} * }
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