cisco协议总结(国外英语资料).docVIP

cisco协议总结(国外英语资料) Network/Routing (Network/Routing) of cisco Network Routing protocol CGMP: Cisco Group Management Protocol (CGMP: Cisco Group Management Protocol) EIGRP: Enhanced internal Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP: Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) IGRP: internal Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP: Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) HSRP: Hot Standby router Protocol (HSRP: Hot Standby Routing Protocol) RGMP: Cisco Router Port Group Management Protocol CGMP: cisco group management protocol CGMP: Cisco Group Management Protocol The cisco group management protocol (CGMP) is used primarily to limit packets to be forwarded to a port that is connected to an IP multicast client. These clients automatically join and leave the group that receives the traffic from the receiving IP group, and the switch dynamically changes its forward behavior based on the request. CGMP provides the following services: Allows IP multicast packets to be exchanged for those ports with IP multicast clients. Keep the network bandwidth in the user field, not to transmit traffic to the unwanted IP group. There is no need to change the terminal host system. There is no overhead when creating a separate VLAN for each group in the exchange network. Once CGMP is activated, it automatically recognizes ports connected to the cgp-capable router. CGMP is activated by default mode, which supports the registry of the most 64-bit IP group broadcast group. The multicast router that supports CGMP periodically sends CGMP to Join Messages, which is used to announce the execution of the network exchange behavior. Receive the switch to save the information and set up a Timer (a Timer) similar to the router time (Holdtime). The switch adds information to each CGMP, and the timer is updated with it. When the router keeps time off, the switch is responsible for removing all the known groups from the CGMP. CGMP IGMP information together to realize dynamic allocation process, Cisco Catalyst switch port and I