map-mbone(1Mtcp)
map-mbone --
map multicast connections
Synopsis
/usr/sbin/map-mbone
[ -d debug_level ]
[ -f ]
[ -g ]
[ -n ]
[ -r retries ]
[ -t timeout ]
[ starting_router ]
Description
map-mbone attempts to display all multicast routers that are
reachable from the multicast starting_router. If not specified,
the default starting_router is the local host.
map-mbone traverses neighboring multicast routers by sending the
IGMP message ASK_NEIGHBORS to the multicast starting
router. If the router responds, it includes the version number
and a list of neighboring multicast router addresses in the response.
If the responding router has a recent multicast version number,
map-mbone requests additional information such as metrics,
thresholds and flags from the multicast router. If the flooding option has
been selected, map-mbone asks each multicast router mentioned in
the response for a list of its neighbors. This search for unique routers
continues until no new neighboring multicast routers are reported.
Only root can run map-mbone.
Options
map-mbone understands the following options:
 -d debug_level
- 
Set the debug level. If debug_level is greater than the default
value of 0, map-mbone displays additional debugging messages.
Regardless of the debug level, map-mbone will always output an
error message and terminate if an error occurs. The debug levels are:
 1
- 
Print packet warnings to stderr.
 2
- 
As level 1 with the addition of printing notification of down networks to
stderr.
 3
- 
As levels 1 and 2 with the addition of printing notification of all packet
timeouts to stderr.
 
 -f
- 
Turn on ``flooding''; this allows recursive search of multicast
routes. This is enabled by default if a starting_router is not
specified.
 -g
- 
Set graphing in GraphEd format.
 -n
- 
Disable DNS for multicast router names.
 -r retries
- 
Set the limit on the number of times to try querying a neighbor. The
default limit is 1 retry.
 -t timeout
- 
Set the number of seconds to wait for a neighbor to reply to a query before
retrying. The default timeout is 2 seconds.
References
mrouted(1Mtcp),
mrinfo(1Mtcp),
mtrace(1Mtcp)
Notices
Author
Pavel Curtis
© 2004 The SCO Group, Inc.  All rights reserved.
UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 25 April 2004