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When SMCRoute starts up, without any routing rules, and there already exist incoming multicast streams for a given group, G. Say S1 and S2 send to G, then SMCRoute will receive IGMPMSG_NOCACHE from the kernel. One for S1 and one for S2. These messages would continue forever, but SMCRoute writes a block rule with no outbound interfaces to silence this.
When a user later calls smcroutectl to add a (*,G) from the incoming interface to a given outbound smcrouted must traverse the list of all previously blocked incoming streams matching the new (*,G) route. Currently SMCRoute only unblocks one (the first?) of the inbound streams.
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When SMCRoute starts up, without any routing rules, and there already exist incoming multicast streams for a given group, G. Say S1 and S2 send to G, then SMCRoute will receive
IGMPMSG_NOCACHE
from the kernel. One for S1 and one for S2. These messages would continue forever, but SMCRoute writes a block rule with no outbound interfaces to silence this.When a user later calls
smcroutectl
to add a(*,G)
from the incoming interface to a given outboundsmcrouted
must traverse the list of all previously blocked incoming streams matching the new(*,G)
route. Currently SMCRoute only unblocks one (the first?) of the inbound streams.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: