rp-candidate source-ip-interface
Syntax
rp-candidate source-ip-interface <INTERFACE-NAME> [group-prefix <GRP-ADDR/GRP-MASK>]
no rp-candidate source-ip-interface <INTERFACE-NAME> [group-prefix <GRP-ADDR/GRP-MASK>]
Description
Enables the Candidate Rendezvous Point (C-RP) operation, and configures the router to advertise itself as a C-RP to the Bootstrap Router (BSR) for the current domain.
This step includes the option to allow the C-RP to be a candidate for all possible multicast groups, or for up to four multicast groups, or ranges of groups. If group-prefix is not given, it considers for all multicast group addresses.
The
no
form of this command removes the C-RP configuration.
Command context
config-pim6
Parameters
<INTERFACE-NAME>
Specifies the interface to use as a source for the C-RP router IP address.
group-prefix <GRP-ADDR/GRP-MASK>
Specifies the multicast group range IPv6 address and mask for the RP. Format: X:X::X:X/M
Authority
Administrators
Examples
Configuring a C-RP using VLAN 40 as the source for the C-RP router IP address and associating the ff08::1:3/64 multicast group with the C-RP router:
switch(config)# router pim6 switch(config-pim6)# rp-candidate source-ip-interface vlan40 group-prefix ff08::1:3/64
Configuring a C-RP using loopback1 as the source for the C-RP router IP address and associating the ff08::1:3/64 multicast group with the C-RP router:
switch(config)# router pim6 switch(config-pim6)# rp-candidate source-ip-interface loopback1 group-prefix ff08::1:3/64
Removing the candidate source IP interface:
switch(config-pim6)# no rp-candidate source-ip-interface vlan20