Hello Everton,
Wha i mean is that pimd directly enteres the S,G entries in to
the MFC. I think there must be a limit on the no. of S,G entries which
can be accomodate in to MFC. MRT tends for multicastr routing table which
is maintained by router to forward multicast traffic. Is it mainly because
pimd deals with SSM so it does not have MRT? (MRT: for e.g. pimd can
have S,G Multicast routing table where it will have table containing
all S,G entries).
Regards,
Bhavin
> Hi Bhavin,
>
> You mistakenly addressed [email protected],
> please use [email protected] instead.
>
> On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 10:48 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> This time i have done some reading before sending any mail.
>> I have gone through the code of pim_mroute in pim daemon and it
>> shows that S,G entry is added to the MFC but what if it exceeds
>> it limits then is there any MRT or as such provision?
>
> Which limit are you worried about?
>
> One limit I am aware of is the number of interfaces in the
> output interface list (OIL). You probably noticed that limit
> is MAXVIFS as defined in <linux/mroute.h>. pimd
> tracks the number of vif_index in use with the global
> counter "qpim_mroute_oif_highest_vif_index".
>
> I don't know what MRT stands for, please clarify...
>
> Cheers,
> Everton
>
