Displaying SDVoE Information

You can use various show commands to view information about Software Defined Video-over-Ethernet (SDVoE) configurations.
Use one of the following commands to view information about SDVoE configurations. The commands do not need to be entered in the specified order. Using these commands is optional and they can be entered in any order. For more information on the full list of show ip multicast commands, refer to the RUCKUS FastIron Command Reference.
  1. Enter the show ip multicast mcache command to display information for the multicast forwarding mcache, including static mcache profile information and flooded and dropped packets. 
    device> show ip multicast mcache

Example:
(S G) (MAC ADDR) cnt=: SRC and GRP IPv4/IPv6 address,
Multicast Mac address, cnt is number of SW processed packets
OIF: 1/1/22 TR(1/1/32,1/1/33), TR is trunk, 1/1/32 primary, 1/1/33 output
IPv4 Multicast Forwarding Mode: IP
Total Multicast Cache: 13
vlan 10, 3 caches.
1 (* 225.0.0.2) (0100.5e00.0002) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=5s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
2 (* 225.1.2.250) (0100.5e01.02fa) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=20s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
3 (* 225.0.1.10) (0100.5e00.010a) cnt=0
OIF: drop
age=0s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=0 (ref-cnt=1) static

vlan 20, 7 caches.
1 (* 239.255.255.253) (0100.5e7f.fffd) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=20s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
2 (* 224.0.1.129) (0100.5e00.0181) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=5s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
3 (* 224.0.1.130) (0100.5e00.0182) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=27s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
4 (* 239.255.255.250) (0100.5e7f.fffa) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=18s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
5 (* 224.0.1.1) (0100.5e00.0101) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=0s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
6 (* 224.0.1.132) (0100.5e00.0184) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=11s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
7 (* 224.0.1.131) (0100.5e00.0183) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=12s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
vlan 30, 3 caches.
1 (* 225.0.0.2) (0100.5e00.0002) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=5s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
2 (* 225.1.2.250) (0100.5e01.02fa) cnt=0
OIF: flood
age=20s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=2 (ref-cnt=1) static
3 (* 225.0.1.10) (0100.5e00.010a) cnt=0
OIF: drop
age=0s up-time=3739s, change=3739s ipmc=0 (ref-cnt=1) static
  2. Enter the show ip multicast static-mcache-profile command and specify a profile to view static mcache information for a configured profile. 
    device# show ip multicast static-mcache-profile 10

profile-id: 10, num of groups: 3, vlans: 10,
     Group             Fwd-mode
1    225.0.0.2         Flood
2    225.1.2.250       Flood
3    225.0.1.10        Drop
  3. Enter the show ip multicast static-mcache-profile command with the default-profile keyword to view information about the profile of SDVoE groups. 
    device# show ip multicast static-mcache-profile default-profile

profile-id: Default profile, num of groups: 7, vlans: 20,
     Group             Fwd-mode
1    239.255.255.253   Flood
2    239.255.255.250   Flood
3    224.0.1.132       Flood
4    224.0.1.131       Flood
5    224.0.1.130       Flood
6    224.0.1.129       Flood
7    224.0.1.1         Flood
  4. Enter the show ip multicast vlan command to view IGMP snooping information, including SDVoE configurations, for VLAN interfaces. In the below example, the only router port is the non-edge port. All other ports are edge ports.
    device> show ip multicast vlan 11  
                
Version=2, Intervals: Query=200, Group Age=1020, Max Resp=20, Other Qr=1010,
             Leave Wait=3, Robustness=5

VL11: dft V2, sdvoe-auto-edge-port-track-passive, 1 grp, 8 (*G) cache, (dy-1, st-0) rtr ports
    	router ports: lg1(900) 3.3.3.3,  	       
  	    My Query address: None
  	    Static Mcache profile id: Default profile
  	    e1/2/6    has    1 grp, non-QR (passive), default V2
    	    group: 225.1.1.1, life = 980
  	     e3/2/7    has    0 grp, non-QR (passive), default V2
	        group: 225.1.1.1, life = 960
  	     lg1       has    1 grp, non-QR (QR=3.3.3.3, age=120, mrt=20), default V2 trunk
    	    group: 225.1.1.2, life = 1020
    	    group: 225.1.1.1, life = 1020
    In the below example, all non-edge ports are automatically detected and listed (lg1 and lg2)..
    device> show ip multicast vlan 11                  
	Version=2, Intervals: Query=200, Group Age=1020, Max Resp=20, Other Qr=1010,
              Leave Wait=3, Robustness=5

	VL11: dft V2, sdvoe-auto-edge-port-track-active, 1 grp, 8 (*G) cache, no rtr port
    	    passive neighbors: lg1(920), lg2(960) 
  	  My Query address: 3.3.3.3 (configured)
  	  Static Mcache profile id: Default profile
  	  lg1       has    0 grp, QR, default V2 trunk
	    group: 225.1.1.1, life = 1000
  	  lg2       has    1 grp, QR, default V2 trunk
	    group: 225.1.1.2, life = 1000
    	    group: 225.1.1.1, life = 1020
  5. Enter the show ip multicast group tracking command to display information about IGMP groups including whether or not if tracking has been enabled for IGMPv2 using the multicast sdvoe auto-edge-port-track-act or multicast sdvoe auto-edge-port-track-pas command. 
    device# show ip multicast group 225.1.1.1 tracking 

	Display group 225.1.1.1  for all vlans on all ports with tracking enabled.
	p-:physical, ST:static, QR:querier, EX:exclude, IN:include, Y:yes, N:no
	VL11 : 1 groups, 1 group-port, tracking_enabled
      	    group            p-port      ST     QR     life  mode    source    
	1   225.1.1.1        lg1         no     no     1000  EX      0         
    	   receive reports from 1 clients: 
      	     (11.3.1.3 (0))
Parent topic: Software Defined Video-over-Ethernet