Cisco Cisco Multicast Manager 3.1 Information Guide

CMM uses some CLI commands internally to obtain information about managed devices. 

the commands that CLI issues internally.

Commands that CMM uses internally require you to set up telnet or SSH access when you configure the 
domain for the devices. To set up telnet or SSH access for the devices in a domain, from the CMM Main 
menu, select System Configuration > Domain Management, and then add a new domain or select an 
existing domain to edit.

Other commands that are available on troubleshooting screens require you to enter a username, device 
password, and enable password. For example, the troubleshooting pages for Cisco Catalyst 6500 devices, 
Cisco 7600 devices, or Layer 2 troubleshooting require you to enter a username and passwords for telnet 
and enable access to the devices. 

 lists CMM functions that require telnet or SSH access. For each type of functionality it indicates:

The location of the functionality in the CMM GUI

The usage of the functionality

CLI commands required for the functionality

PE Only Discovery

Menu Location: Discovery & 
Trace > Discovery > Multicast 
Discovery

Click the Distributed Network 
tab and select PE Only.

Use: CLI commands are used 
internally to prepare the CE-PE 
mapping file from PE devices.

CLI commands for IOS:

sh ip pim vrf <VRF_Name> neighbor

CLI commands for IOS-XR: 

sh pim vrf <VRF_Name> ipv4 neighbor

Threshold Polling- CLI

Menu Location: Polling 
Configuration & Reports > 
Traffic Polling & Reports > SG 

Use: monitoring router counter 
value.