[Sumover-tech] How to run a multicast node
Douglas Kosovic
douglask at itee.uq.edu.au
Thu Apr 10 05:16:51 BST 2008
Hi Marc,
> From what i read - i need a IGMP/MLD kinda proxy /routing software
> on the host that terminates my tunnelendoinf , so my router , to make
> it possible that one of my machines with accessgrid installed could
> join the multicast session is this correct ?
Sorry I don't know, our routers and switches have native IGMP support and I didn't setup any of the infrastructure. Plus I haven't done anything with IPv6.
> is that a recomendet tool ?
>
> https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/packages/ipv6/mrd6/Makefile
>
> how could the "multicast beacon " whats installed in the node could get
> his multicast information from ?
>
> i´ve set up a "dbeacon" on my machine
> <http://stattfernsehen.com/matrix>
> its emty since i have no multicast routed yet ,
>
> but whats the difference between mine and the accessgrid beacon
>
> <http://beacon.dast.nlanr.net/> ?
The AG3.x Venue client has a built-in beacon, i.e. button on the VenueClient toolbar.
The NLANR/DAST beacon project is no longer being developed, while dbeacon is. Many AccessGrid sites run both.
> any insights would be greatly appreciated
I often use the tool 'mtrace' to determine which hop in the multicast route is broken, I suspect the FreeBSD version of mtrace could be build on MacOSX.
Cheers,
Doug
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