show ipv6 pim mrt type

Use this command to display the IPv6 PIM multicast route (*,G and S,G) table by type.

Syntax

show ipv6 pim mrt type {all | s-g | star-g} [source source | group group] [interface] [detail] [brief] [summary]

Parameters

all Displays all PIM multicast route table entries.
s-g Displays only S,G PIM multicast route table entries.
star-g Displays only *,G entries PIM multicast route table entries.
source source (Optional) Displays information about a specific unicast source address table entry.
group group (Optional) Display information about a multicast destination address table entry.
interface (Optional) Displays interface information for the multicast route table.
detail (Optional) Displays a detailed level of the specified information.
brief (Optional) Displays a brief level of specified information.
summary (Optional) Displays the number of entries found.

Defaults

If no optional parameters are specified, a standard level of information about all source and destination addresses is displayed.

Mode

All command modes.

Example

This example displays a standard level of information for all IPv6 PIM multicast route table types for source address 2502::10:
System(su)->show ipv6 pim mrt type all source 2502::10
PIM Sparse Mode Multicast Routing Table
Timers: Uptime/Expires
  2502::10, ff04::1:1:1:1, up 01:27:25
    RPF interface: vlan.0.2502, SPT true, mode ASM
    Downstream S,G state:
      vlan.0.2504, Forward, 01:26:58/00:00:00
  2502::10, ff04::1:1:1:2, up 01:26:58
    RPF interface: vlan.0.2502, SPT false, mode ASM
    Downstream S,G state:
      vlan.0.2504, Forward, 01:26:58/00:00:00
  2502::10, ff04::1:1:1:3, up 01:26:58
    RPF interface: vlan.0.2502, SPT false, mode ASM
    Downstream S,G state:
      vlan.0.2504, Forward, 01:26:58/00:00:00
3 mroute entries displayed (3 S,G, 0 *,G)
System(su)->