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PIM (IPv4) Configuration
After PIM (IPv4) is configured, multicast data can be routed and forwarded on an IPv4 network.
NOTE: "Router" mentioned in this chapter and the router icon used in figures refer to a conventional router or Layer 3 switch.
- Introduction to PIM
This section describes the definition and purposes of PIM. - Principles
This section describes the implementation of PIM. - Applications
This section describes the applicable scenario of PIM. - Configuration Task Summary
After PIM is configured, multicast data can be routed and forwarded on an IPv4 network. PIM includes multiple modes that apply to different scenarios. - Configuration Notes
This section describes notes on configuring PIM. - Default Configuration
This section describes the default PIM configuration. - Configuring PIM (IPv4)
This section describes the procedures for configuring PIM (IPv4). - Maintaining PIM (IPv4)
This section describes how to maintain a PIM (IPv4) network. - Configuration Example
This section describes examples for configuring PIM (IPv4) functions. - Common Configuration Errors
This section describes the common configuration errors and troubleshooting methods. - References
This section lists references of PIM.
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