Re: Issues in Igmpv3 Snooping switch.

Hi,

For query1: Why do you want to drop the packet? In snooping case ideally you
should not be dropping the packet. I dont see any reason why this valid
packet should be dropped until and unless there are any implementation
constraints. If you drop this packet router may not forward the streams for
G1, it will not stop streaming for G2 and for G3 it may stop streaming if
its timers dont get refreshed. So ideally it should be forwarded.

For Query2: In this case the leave will be entertained and the other hosts
may not get the streams since you stop forwarding the streams. So how to
solve this one? If fastleave is enabled then only one host should be there
on that interface else dont configure fastleave.



Ramrao Deshpande wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> How to handle following scenarios in IGSv3 snooping switch
> 
> IGMPv3 Report message is received and contains three group record
> 
> GR1 igmp join to multicast address G1
> GR2 igmp leave to multicast address G2
> GR3 igmpv3 current state record for G3
> 
> In the above case whether report message should be sent router port or it 
> can be discarded?
> 
> 2. Interface is enabled with "Fast Leave"  but that interface contains 
> following hosts 
> 
> Host1-->IGMPv1 host joined to group G1
> Host2-->IGMPv2 host joined to group G1
> Host3-->IGMPv3 is sending leave message(state change record) to G1
> 
> Whether the interface to be pruned because there is a leave message 
> coming? or any other method to handle it.
> 
> Thanks and regards,
> 
> Ramrao G Deshpande
> 
> 
> 
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