Configuration?  Show frame-map .. thanks.

On Thursday, December 20, 2012, Baldeep Birdy <[email protected]>
wrote:
> So I've been spending a lot of time on multicasting and today was playing
with the deployment of AutoRP within a FR Cloud. I have my RP at the hub
site, with my MA deployed at a spoke. Straight away I ran into issues with
my MA announcements, on 224.0.1.40, being sent to my other spoke routers,
to the hub site no issues. Note, that this was intended to further cement
my understanding of frame-relay concepts and also mcast.
>
> Now my thought process was that the 224.0.1.40 annoucements are not
getting to my spoke, they are being sent to the hub who is not forwarding
them on. I then remembered that these announcements are sent to your PIM
neighbours only, and my initial thought was that enabling autorp listener
on the hub would resolve the issue. Alas no, would like someone to explain
this.
>
> Second though, ok I need to get the spokes to become neighbours, I
configured frame-relay map ip statements, with the broadcast command,
between my spokes but again no result.
>
> Final thought, setup a GRE tunnel between them and configure PIM on the
tunnel, with the required static mroute to fix my RFP failure, result
worked.
>
> So going back I'm now a little confused about points 1 and 2. Clearly
I've got a gap in my theory.
>
> 1. AutoRP listener, causes the router to flood autorp messages within the
environment, so why not from the hub down to spokes? I configured no ip
split horizon on the interface thinking is it a split horizon issue, but
this is for routing right? so a red herring?
>
> 2. With the frame-relay map statements, why didn't my spokes become
neighbours? I have broadcast statements so the packets would have been
unicasted out?
>
> I've read that the MA SHOULD be placed at the hub, so it has full
communication. Short of using a GRE tunnel is this my only option? There
has to be an alternative, what am I missing.
>
> Thanks
> Bal
>
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