Exploring the quirks of Network Engineering
This page cover multicast topics like PIM Sparse Mode and IGMP.
This shows how the destination multicast MAC address is calculated from the destination multicast IPv4 address. It also breaks down how and why there is an overlap of multiple Class D multicast addresses to a single destination MAC.
Shows the breakdown of the calculation used to determine the RP address when Embedded RP addressing is used in IPv6 Multicast.
Shows the basics of who sends what queries/reports to who and how often they are sent.
An exploration of how PIM-Sparse mode working, including RP elections with Bootstrap and Auto-RP protocols. This document has an accompanying lab that can be downloaded here.
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