From: Chan Hong (chan_hong33@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Dec 11 2007 - 01:39:24 ART
because all multicast source and destination are under same vlan, the
multicast host report message can arrive to multicast source. So it should
work.
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Hi GS,
I have a question & I'm hoping
someone can correct me or point in the appropriate direction.
This is the
scenario
SW1------SW2-----SW3----SW4
I have 10.10.10.0/24 address space
assigned to hosts in vlan 1O on a all the switches. There is a multicast
source also in the same vlan sending traffic to address 225.5.5.5.
The
intended recipients of the multicast traffic are all in vlan 10. There are 4
switches all of which are 3550s. None of the swithces has an SVI in vlan 10
but have some in VLan 20,30, & 40 all in 10.10.X.0/24 (where x = vlan ID).
My question is without using an SVI at the very least will it be possible to
forward the multicast feed?
Personally I don't think it will ever work unless
a Layer 3 device is somehow involved but as with most things, I try to get
other people's opinion.
Thanks in advance
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