From: Dan Shechter (danshtr@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Jul 27 2004 - 01:39:22 GMT-3
From the CD on IOS 12.2:
<snip>
the configured limit is applied to each of the matching G, S and G,*
multicast states independently. The configured limit in the command does
not apply to the aggregate amount of traffic matched by the command, but
to each covered multicast route individually.
</snip>
The ip multicast rate-limit is per (S,G).
The rate-limit is aggregate limit for the entire ACL.
HTH,
Dan
Kenneth Wygand wrote:
>Group,
>
>In order to cap multicast traffic off to a certain level, what's the difference between using the "rate-limit" command vs. the "ip multicast rate-limit" command (other than the different attributes that can be applied). This is really both a lab preparation question as well as a real-world question.
>
>Thanks!
>Ken
>
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