Re: ip pim accept-register

David,

Try to reference an extended ACL setting the source IP address to be the IP
address of the source and the destination to be the Mcast Group address and
see what happens.

On Sat, Dec 25, 2010 at 9:59 AM, David Mahler <dave.mahler_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I have a basic set up R1==R2==R3==R4==R5==HOST
>
> On R3 I have :
> ip pim accept-register route-map NONE
> route-map NONE deny 10
>
> I also have R3 as a static RP on all routers.
>
> I thought this accept-register config would block any multicast from R1
> from
> reaching the HOST and returning back, since R1 should not be able to
> register with the RP.
>
> However multicast every group I try to ping from R1 (assuming HOST joins)
> can be pinged.
>
> This might be something basic I'm misunderstanding - but can anyone assist
> why R1 can still reach the HOST on multicast groups? I thought the source
> registration process has to succeed (unless this default deny is not
> applied
> correctly....?)
>
> Thanks!
>
> P.S. Why are you reading this? You should be on holiday break :-)....
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