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Old 06-12-2001, 02:26 PM   #1
mistkhan
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Hi

I am learner in Linux.

I am trying to run the PIM-SM code on linux. I have the linux kernel of version 2.2.12-20 on i686. I have the PIM-SM code of version 2.1.0-alpha28 implemented by Pavlin Ivanov Radoslavov. I have some basic doubts


1. Earlier IP multicast support was not there, now I have recompiled the kernel. Now I am not able to ping to 224.0.0.1 & 224.0.0.2. I searched thru website I got to know that the route has to be added. My question is what is the need to add the route explicitly, whereas in windows it is not needed?

2. I saw a file ipmr.c in linux which has the option of receving the PIM-SM version 1 and version 2. My question is the PIM-SM code is already added in the kernel or should I add the code to the kernel explicitly.


Thanking you in advance

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Aman
 
  


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