If traffic is not moving properly, use the following procedure to determine the
issue.
Procedure
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Enter Privileged EXEC mode:
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Ensure that all switch nodes in
the network operate with the most recent software release to support IP
Multicast over Fabric Connect:
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Ensure that you create and
enable SPBM infrastructure globally.
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Ensure that SPBM is
enabled globally:
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Ensure that IS-IS is
enabled globally:
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Ensure an SPBM instance
exists with at least one Backbone VLAN (B-VID). Also ensure multicast is
enabled:
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Ensure that you enable the CFM
configuration.
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Ensure a CFM
maintenance-association exists:
show cfm
maintenance-association
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Ensure a CFM
maintenance-domain exists:
show cfm
maintenance-domain
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Ensure a
maintenance-endpoint exists in the MEP ID column and is enabled in the
ADMIN column:
show cfm
maintenance-endpoint
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Ensure a Customer VLAN (C-VLAN)
exists and ensure you add UNI ports to the C-VLAN.
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Display C-VLAN
information:
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Display ports for the
C-VLAN:
show vlan
members port
{slot/port[/sub-port][-slot/port[/sub-port]][,...]}
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Display NNI and UNI
receivers:
show isis
spbm ip-multicast-route detail
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Ensure that you assign the same
I-SID to the C-VLAN on all of the BEBs where you configure the C-VLAN:
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Ensure that you enable IP
Multicast over Fabric Connect globally:
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Ensure the you enable IGMP
Snooping on the C-VLAN on all of the Backbone Edge Bridges (BEBs). Ensure the
protocol configured on the VLAN added is snoop-spb in the MODE column, which
indicates IGMP is enabled on a VLAN with an associated I-SID (IP Multicast over
Fabric Connect for a Layer 2 VSN):
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Ensure that you enable IGMP
Snooping on access Layer 2 switches to prevent flooding of multicast traffic to
non-receiver ports:
show ip igmp
snoop-trace
show ip igmp
interface
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Ensure that the IGMP version
used by the multicast hosts and the Layer 2 switches outside the SPBM network is
the same as the IGMP version configured on the C-VLAN: