Re: [j-nsp] Proxmox with Multicast Juniper EX

Hi Everybody, just wanted to let you know that enabling an IGMP querier on the router solved the issue. Best, Jeff ___ juniper-nsp mailing list juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp

Re: [j-nsp] Proxmox with Multicast Juniper EX

Hi Tore, However these intial IGMP membership reports are not forwarded to the EX4550, as it is not a multicast-router interface (from the EX4200s' points of view, at least). So the EX4550 won't be able to learn of the existence of the multicast group at all. Also, since the uplink to the

Re: [j-nsp] Proxmox with Multicast Juniper EX

* Jeff Meyers I am mostly confused why the packets passing the core makes a difference at all. For my understanding, igmp-snooping inspects the communication and passes multicast traffic to exactly those who shall receive it. Why isn't this working? I read that this requires an icmp querier.

Re: [j-nsp] Proxmox with Multicast Juniper EX

* Tore Anderson * Jeff Meyers I am mostly confused why the packets passing the core makes a difference at all. For my understanding, igmp-snooping inspects the communication and passes multicast traffic to exactly those who shall receive it. Why isn't this working? I read that this

[j-nsp] Proxmox with Multicast Juniper EX

Hi list, I hope to get some experience and tips from you regarding the usage of a Proxmox cluster using Multicast in a (juniper-based) network. Since our multicast experience is quite low and was never required before Proxmox became quickly popular and is meanwhile widely used by our