From: Zouta oxpf (zouta.oxpf@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Sep 05 2005 - 13:47:45 GMT-3
By design or maybe a caveat??...if you are filtering at the MA (using the
announce filter command), the groups the RPs will be servicing must be a
subset of the groups (or at least equal to) defined on the MA. If no groups
are configured on the RP, ( that means you are permitting all groups), or if
the group range on the RP is greater than what's on the MA, the MA will
refuse to map any group to that offending RP. (The MA is the big Boss here!
:)
If you are not doing any filtering on the MA, it should map all the RP
groups.
Regards
Z
On 9/5/05, Capt.Spock <capt.spock@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Multicast: With Autorp.
> Say there are two RP's R1 and R2 with R3 being MA.
> Req says that for some groups R1 should be RP and for some other groups R2
> should be RP.
> This can be accomplished by using filter on R3 which is MA. Why should we
> have the group-list on R1 and R2 which are RP's?
> There is no req about making sure no others are allowed to join.
> Thanks!
>
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