Multicast - Auto-RP Listener running in Sparse-Mode

From: Nitro Drops (nitrodrops@hotmail.com)
Date: Tue Jun 03 2008 - 19:43:59 ART

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Hi All,
 
Just to confirm on my understanding, was practising multicasting just now.
 
Without "ip pim autorp listener" configured on the routers (RP/Mapping Agents/Transit) running in sparse-mode,
 
(*,224.0.140) & (*,224.0.139) can still flow on all routers (RP/Mapping Agents/Transit) even though the routers are configured for sparse mode.
 
Only when "ip pim autorp listener" configured on the routers (RP/Mapping Agents/Transit), only then
(S,224.0.140) & (S,224.0.139) can flow on all routers (Mapping Agents/Transit).
 
 
Also, in a few of my routers, i can see (*,228.200.200.201), tried to google for this multicast address, but cant find any information. Am using dynamips for practising.
 
Thanks for any kind replies.
 
 
Cheers
Nit
 

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