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[Greg Shepherd <>]

Huh? This is what I see:


shep@shep-gw>
 show msdp source-active | grep 224.2.242.11
224.2.242.11    64.102.44.124   206.58.1.101    204.69.199.17   Accept
224.2.242.11    192.35.169.16   206.58.1.101    192.35.169.1    Accept
224.2.242.11    205.189.33.100  206.58.1.101    205.189.33.4    Accept
224.2.242.11    207.159.5.248   206.58.1.101    129.250.0.39    Accept

192.35.169.16 is the source at the sight.

Your local router (assuming its not your RP) will send a *,g join to your
RP. Your RP should then send an s,g join to each source for the group in
its SA cache. When/if packets for each source arrive at your DR, it will
then join the spt to each source.

Greg

On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Alan Crosswell wrote:

> >If you're not joining all sources, check to see if your MSDP cache has all
> >the SAs.
>
> My RP is seeing the SA's, but my building router one hop away is failing
> to joing me to the groups somehow....
>
> nn2k-gw>sho ip msdp sa-cache 224.2.242.11
> MSDP Source-Active Cache - 681 entries
> (205.189.33.100, 224.2.242.11), RP 205.189.33.4, MBGP/AS 6509, 
> 00:50:47/00:05:08
> /a
>