Re: Forwarding Multicast Traffic

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Hi,

Make sure that you have enabled multicast support option and IP: Multicast routing in your kernel .

Download mrouted for linux and configure the interfaces in /etc/mrouted.conf

ensure that you have route for multicast address.

start mrouted.

regards,

U.SivaKumar.

HCL INFOSYSTEMS LIMITED.


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Subject: Forwarding Multicast Traffic


Two machines communicate with one another using multicast - mDNS - when
they are on the same network segment. When they are on separate network
segments, however - though they can connect to one another across a
router - they can't communicate using multicast. I presume that this is
because the router isn't forwarding multicast traffic to other network
segments? The router is running Linux kernel version 2.4.23 and
iptables. How can I configure iptables to forward multicast traffic to
other network segments?

Thanks very much,

Jack


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