wg-multicast - Re: multicast connundrum
Subject: All things related to multicast
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- From: Bill Owens <>
- To: Laurence Kirchmeier <>
- Cc: Research Channel Working Group <>, Internet2 Multicast Working Group <>
- Subject: Re: multicast connundrum
- Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2009 12:05:27 -0400
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 11:57:24AM -0400, Laurence Kirchmeier wrote:
> SO the question is - how can one figure out (on a Macintosh or linux
> box) whether a stream that is being received by the machine is a
> multicast stream. I know that "netstat -rn" shows all the active tcp
> and udp connections. In that list how might one detect that a stream
> is a multicast stream. Is there some other way to figure out if a
> stream is a multicast stream?
On either platform,
sudo tcpdump -n ip multicast
ought to do it. If you're receiving multicast, you'll see lots of packets. . .
And of course ^C to get out of it when you've seen enough ;)
Bill.
- multicast connundrum, Laurence Kirchmeier, 10/19/2009
- Re: multicast connundrum, Bill Owens, 10/19/2009
- Re: multicast connundrum, Frank Fulchiero, 10/19/2009
- Re: multicast connundrum, SidneyEaton, 10/19/2009
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