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[Greg Shepherd <>]

I see your SA in msdp - peer-rpf from Abilene.

shep@paix>
 show msdp source-active group 233.18.159.50
Group address   Source address  Peer address    Originator      Flags
233.18.159.50   203.159.28.31   198.9.201.205   203.159.128.5   Accept
                                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Abilene-------------------------|||||||||||||

My local RP joins the (S,G) tree toward your source through Abilene, but I
don't get any data:

OHALL-8801# sh ip mr 233.18.159.50 sum
IP Multicast Routing Table for Context "default"

Total number of routes: 73
Total number of (*,G) routes: 5
Total number of (S,G) routes: 68
Group count: 5, average sources per group: 13.6

Group: 233.18.159.50/32, Source count: 1
Source            packets       bytes           aps   pps       bit-rate  oifs
(*,G)             0             0               0     0         0 bps     1
203.159.28.31     0             0               0     0         0 bps     1

Where do you peer with Abilene?

Greg

On Wed, 5 Nov 2003, Patcharee Basu wrote:

> Dear Internet2 Folks,
>
> Asian Institute of Technology(AIT), Thailand, has just finished multicast
> configuration. I would like to ask if some friends in the WG can help check
> if you could get a multicast stream from AIT,
> http://www.mmserv.ait.ac.th/MPU-web/liveconf/MPUMediaStation.asx,
> It's a 256-kbps window media stream, multicast group = 233.18.159.50 port
> 15000 , source addr = 203.159.28.31 port 1035.
>
> The current status of multicast testing with Internet2.
>
> Internet2 -> AIT:
> AIT can receive multicast stream from Internet2, multicasttech.com,
> www.americafree.tv.
>
> AIT -> Internet2:
> An Abilene network engineer has helped me checking. The traffics flows all
> the way from source to his campus. But at his campus router, there was a
> source tree state but no traffic flowing. We still don't know yet what is
> the problem. -- Therefore, I would like to know if there is the same problem
> on other campus so I write here if someone could help joining the stream or
> telling us what could be a problem.
>
> Thank you very very much.
>
> Best regards,
> Patcharee
>
>