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View the Multicast Route Table
Learn how to view the multicast route table in Prisma
SD-WAN.
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The multicast route table entries indicate how multicast traffic is routed to hosts in the
network. You can view the multicast route table either through the device
configuration or through View Routing Statistics. View the LAN multicast route table for branch ION devices
running version 5.6.1 or higher. View the WAN multicast route table for branch and
data center ION devices running version 6.0.1 or higher.
- View the LAN multicast route table.
- Select ManageSetupDevicesClaimed DevicesConfigure the deviceRoutingMulticastLAN Multicast Route Table.The field descriptions in the multicast route table are based on the PIM-SM protocol outlined in https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2362.
Field Description Source Displays the source address of multicast traffic in the network. Group Displays the multicast group address. RP Address Displays the address of the Rendezvous Point (RP) in the network. Am I RP? Indicates if the interface or router is configured as an RP in the network. Available only for devices running versions higher than 5.6.1 but lower than 6.0.1. Flags For device versions lower than 6.0.1 - RP—Indicates Join/Prune messages propagated towards a shared RP tree.
- WC—Indicates a Wild card entry (*, G).
- SPT—Indicates Join/Prune messages propagated towards a source.
- NEW—Indicates a new route entry.
- CACHE—Indicates an entry cached in the kernel.
- NULL—Indicates that information received should not be forwarded.
Flags For device versions 6.0.1 and higher - S: Sparse—Indicates that PIM Sparse mode is in use.
- C: Connected—Indicates that a multicast receiver is directly connected to the branch ION device.
- P: Pruned—Indicates Join/Prune messages propagated towards a source.
- R: SGRpt Pruned—Indicates that traffic is being forwarded using the RP tree.
- F: Register Flag—Indicates the traffic is arriving and set on a (*, G).
- T: SPT—bit set—Indicates that at least one packet was received via the SPT.
Incoming Interface Indicates the interface on which multicast traffic is received. Outgoing Interfaces Indicates the interfaces on which multicast traffic needs to be replicated. View the WAN multicast route table.- Select ManageSetupDevicesClaimed DevicesConfigure the deviceRoutingMulticastWAN Multicast Route Table.The field descriptions in the multicast route table are based on the PIM-SM protocol outlined in https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2362.
Field Description Source Displays the source address of multicast traffic in the network. Group Displays the multicast group address. RP Address Displays the address of the Rendezvous Point (RP) in the network. Flags - S: Sparse—Indicates that PIM Sparse mode is in use.
- C: Connected—Indicates that a multicast receiver is directly connected.
- P: Pruned—Indicates Join/Prune messages propagated towards a source.
- R: SGRpt Pruned—Indicates that traffic is being forwarded using the RP tree.
- F: Register Flag—Indicates the traffic is arriving and set on a (*, G).
- T: SPT—bit set—Indicates that at least one packet was received via the SPT.
Incoming Site/Interface Indicates the interface or the site from which multicast traffic is received. Outgoing Sites/Interfaces Indicates the interfaces or sites on which multicast traffic needs to be replicated.