From: Joel W. Ekis (jekis@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Jan 06 2000 - 16:29:48 GMT-3
Configuring multicast routing for the lab is very easy. Designing and implemen
ting a *good* multicast network in the real world is much, much harder. It's n
ot that there's more commands, but understanding how it all works is critical.
Read Developing IP Multicast Networks by Beau Williamson (ISBN: 1578700779) to
see why.
Joel
(This is not intended to be a sales pitch - I know Beau and Beau really knows M
ulticast)
At 09:16 AM 1/6/2000 -0600, Darrel E. Hinshaw wrote:
>All:
>
>I recently configured a multicast routing scenario. When it was complete I
>realized that this seemed to be one of the easier things that I have
>configured. It seems like I had one global command (ip multicast-routing)
>and one command for each interface (ip pim ......) and then one command on
>the router that I had becoming a member of the PIM group (ip igmp
>join-group). Did I miss something or is this actually fairly easy to
>implement in a small environment?
>
>How much difficulty is the configuration of lock and key?
>
>
>Regards,
>
>
>Darrel Hinshaw
>
>
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