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PIM Neighbor Table

Dec 09,2010 by alperen

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PIM Neighbor Table  
 
 
  Neighbor Address  
Interface  
 
Uptime  
 
Expires  
 
Ver  
 
Mode  
 
 
 
  172.16.3.1  
Serial 1  
 
00:09:40  
 
00:01:35  
 
v2  
 
Dense  
 
  172.16.4.2  
Ethernet0  
 
00:41:57  
 
00:01:19  
 
v2  
 
Dense (DR)  
 
 
 
  The fields in the neighbor address are described below.  
  Neighbor address  
  IP Address of the PIM neighbor.  
 
  Interface  
  Interface on which the neighbor is attached.  
 
  Uptime  
  How long in hours, minutes, and seconds the neighbor has been in the PIM neighbor table.  
 
  Expires  
  Time to elapse before the neighbor is removed from the table in hours, minutes, and seconds.  
 
  Mode  
  PIM mode of the interface.  
 
  (DR)  
  The neighbor is the designated router on a multi-access network.  
 
  The state of a PIM interface can be displayed using the show ip pim interface command.  
  show ip pim interface [interface-type interface-number] [count]  
  interface-type
interface-number
 
  Optional. Type and number of the interface (Ethernet 0, Serial 1, etc.)  
 
  Optional. Number of packets that have been sent and received on the interface  
  B4ashow ip pim interface  
  Address  
Interface  
 
Version/Mode  
 
Nbr Count  
 
Query Intvl  
 
DR  
 
  172.16.4.2  
Ethernet0  
 
v2/Dense  
 
1  
 
30  
 
172.16.4.1  
 
  172.16.3.1  
Serial1  
 
v2/Dense  
 
1  
 
30  
 
0.0.0.0  
 
  Address  
  IP address of the next hop router.  
 
  Interface  
  PIM interface type and number.  
 
  Version/Mode  
  Configured PIM mode and version number for the interface.  
 
  Neighbor Count  
  Number of discovered PIM neighbors on this interface.  
 
  Query Intvl  
  Configured PIM query interval.  
 
  DR  
  Address of the designated router. Serial interfaces do not have a designated router so this field is set to 0.0.0.0.  
 
  B#show ip pim interface count  
  Address  
Interface  
 
FS  
 
Mpackets In/Out  
 
  172.16.4.2  
Ethernet0  
 
*  
 
686/0  
 
  172.16.3.1  
Serial1  
 
*  
 
738/0  
 
  FS  
  * indicates that fast switching is enabled  
 
  Mpackets In/Out  
  Number of multicast packets sent or received on the interface.  
 
  The operation of PIM can be verified by executing the debug ip pim command:  
  Badebug ip pim  
  PIM debugging is on:  
  B#  
  08:18:03: PIM: Send v2 Hello on Ethernet0  
  08:18:06: PIM: Received v2 Hello on Ethernet0 from 172.16.4.2  
  08:18:10: PIM: Received v2 Hello on Serial1 from 172.16.3.1  
  08:18:16: PIM: Send v2 Hello on Serial1  
  08:18:33: PIM: Send v2 Hello on Ethernet0  
  08:18:36: PIM: Received v2 Hello on Ethernet0 from 172.16.4.2  
  08:18:40: PIM: Received v2 Hello on Serial1 from 172.16.3.1  
  08:18:46: PIM: Send v2 Hello on Serial1  
  Notice that PIM queries to or from a particular neighbor are 30 seconds apart. This is the default query interval for PIM.  
  References  
  IETF draft, “Protocol Independent Multicast Version 2 Dense Mode Specification,” S. Deering et. al., 1998, draft-ietf-pim-v2-dm-01.txt

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