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Grafts to a multicast tree
A PIM device restores pruned branches to a multicast tree by sending graft messages towards the
upstream device. Graft messages start at the leaf node and travel up the tree, first sending the
message to its neighbor upstream device.
In the preceding example, if a new 229.255.0.1 group member joins on device R6, which was
previously pruned, a graft is sent upstream to R4. Since the forwarding state for this entry is in a prune
state, R4 sends a graft to R1. Once R4 has joined the tree, R4 along with R6 once again receive
multicast packets.
Prune and graft messages are continuously used to maintain the multicast delivery tree. You do not
need to configure anything.
Grafts to a multicast tree
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- FastIron Ethernet Switch IP 1
- Multicast 1
- Contents 3
- Document conventions 9
- Notes, cautions, and warnings 10
- Brocade resources 11
- Getting technical help 11
- Document feedback 12
- About This Guide 13
- 53-1003085-02 14
- IGMP snooping overview 15
- Queriers and non-queriers 16
- VLAN-specific configuration 17
- Tracking and fast leave 17
- Layer 3 multicast routing 18
- IGMP snooping configuration 19
- Configuring the IGMP mode 21
- Configuring the IGMP version 22
- Configuring report control 25
- Enabling fast convergence 27
- IGMP snooping show commands 28
- Clearing the IGMP mcache 36
- IGMP-snooping-enabled VLAN 37
- PIM SM snooping configuration 40
- PIM SM snooping show commands 41
- MLD snooping overview 45
- MLD snooping configuration 50
- Modifying the age interval 52
- Configuring static groups 55
- Disabling static group proxy 55
- MLD-snooping-enabled VLAN 64
- Overview of IP multicasting 73
- Security enhancement for IGMP 77
- Multicast non-stop routing 78
- PIM v4 is configured 79
- PIM v6 is configured 79
- IP multicast boundaries 81
- PIM Dense 83
- Pruning a multicast tree 84
- Grafts to a multicast tree 86
- PIM DM versions 87
- Configuring PIM DM 87
- Enabling a PIM version 88
- Modifying hello timer 89
- Modifying prune timer 89
- Modifying inactivity timer 90
- PIM Sparse 97
- Current limitations 99
- Configuring BSRs 100
- Configuring RPs 101
- Statically specifying the RP 102
- ACL based RP assignment 103
- PIM Passive 104
- Displaying PIM resources 105
- Displaying system values 105
- IPv4 Multicast Protocols 106
- Displaying BSR information 110
- Displaying the RP set list 114
- Displaying PIM RPF 123
- Source Active caching 124
- Configuring MSDP 125
- Disabling an MSDP peer 126
- Displaying MSDP information 129
- Displaying peer information 130
- Displaying MSDP RPF-Peer 135
- Displaying MSDP Peer 136
- Displaying MSDP VRF RPF-Peer 136
- Clearing MSDP information 136
- Configuring MSDP mesh groups 137
- Configuring MSDP mesh group 138
- MSDP Anycast RP 139
- RP 1 configuration 141
- RP 2 configuration 142
- PIMR1 configuration 142
- PIM Anycast RP 143
- Static multicast routes 145
- IGMP Proxy 146
- Default IGMP version 150
- Creating a static IGMP group 153
- Setting the query interval 153
- Displaying IGMPv3 information 154
- Displaying static IGMP groups 156
- Displaying IGMP settings 159
- Source-specific multicast 160
- Configuration Considerations 161
- IGMPv2 SSM mapping 162
- Enabling IGMPv2 SSM mapping 163
- Example configuration 164
- IPv6 Multicast Protocols 165
- IPv6 PIM Sparse 166
- RP paths and SPT paths 167
- Configuring PIM Sparse 167
- IPv6 PIM-Sparse mode 168
- Configuring candidate RP 170
- Embedded Rendezvous Point 171
- Modifying neighbor timeout 173
- Setting the inactivity timer 175
- Changing the hello timer 175
- Configuring a DR priority 176
- Configuring PMRI 177
- Displaying hardware-drop 177
- Displaying IPv6 PIM RPF 189
- Displaying IPv6 PIM counters 189
- Clearing the IPv6 PIM traffic 194
- Enabling MLDv2 199
- Setting the robustness 201
- Setting the version 202
- Specifying a port version 202
- Specifying a static group 202
- Displaying MLD information 203
- Displaying MLD settings 205
- Displaying static MLD groups 206
- Displaying MLD traffic 207
- IPv6 Multicast Boundaries 208
- Configuration considerations 209
- IP Multicast Commands 211
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