3com 8807 用户指南

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Managed multicast Configuration
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Managed multicast 
Configuration
Managed multicast 
Overview
The managed multicast feature controls user’s authority to join multicast groups. 
This feature is based on ports: users must first pass the 802.1x authentication set 
for their ports. Then they are allowed to join the multicast groups specifically 
configured for them but are prohibited from joining any multicast group they are 
not authorized to join. In this way, users access to specific multicast groups under 
control.
Prerequisites of multicast authentication:
802.1x is enabled both globally and on ports. Then, when you enable managed 
multicast, all IGMP report messages are legal. Then the system allows users to 
join any group and cannot control the access to multicast groups.
The managed multicast is based on port. The 802.1x mode on port must be 
port authentication. Otherwise, the system discards all IGMP report messages 
without any processing.
Configuring Managed 
Multicast
Perform the following configurations in system view.
Perform the following configuration in local user view.
Configure managed multicast in local user view
CAUTION: In local user view, before executing this command, you must configure 
user service type to LAN-ACCESS, which is the only one supported by managed 
multicast at present.
Table 427   Set/remove the managed multicast function of the system
Operation 
Command 
Enable managed multicast 
ip managed-multicast 
Disable managed multicast 
undo ip managed-multicast
Table 428   Set managed multicast for users in a specific domain
Operation 
Command 
Set the multicast group which users in the 
specified domain are authorized to join 
local-user multicast [ domain domain-name 
ip-address [ mask-length ] 
Remove the multicast group which users in 
the specified domain are authorized to join 
undo local-user multicast [ domain 
domain-name ] ip-address
Table 429   Set/remove the multicast group which users are authorized to join
Operation 
Command 
Set multicast group which users are 
authorized to join (managed multicast) 
multicast ip-address [ ip-address &<1-9> | 
mask-length ] 
Remove the specified managed multicast 
undo multicast { ip-address [ ip-address 
&<1-9> ] | all }