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Hello, and welcome to
Implementing IP Multicast.

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In this skill,
we're finally going

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to jump onto the command line
and implement this multicast

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that we've been
talking about in all

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these previous multicast skills.

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Specifically, we're going to
be looking at PIM sparse mode.

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So our first step will be
to enable PIM sparse mode

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on the routers and on the
appropriate interfaces.

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And, of course, as
we configure that,

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we're also going to want to
verify our PIM neighborships.

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Then we have to configure
the rendezvous point.

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In this case, we're simply
going to do a static RP

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configuration.

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We'll be looking at
other options for the RP

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in a future skill.

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Then we're going to spend
a little bit of time

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examining IGMP, which
is the protocol used

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between the receiver
and the last hop router,

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so the last hop router knows
which groups the client

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is interested in receiving.

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Once we do that, we will
start up an actual receiver

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so that it will build the shared
tree or the star comma G tree.

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We'll, of course,
examine that tree,

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see how it gets built
to the rendezvous point,

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and then we will fire up a
source have that traffic make

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it to the receiver.

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And then we can examine the
source tree or the shortest

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path tree.

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So, as you can see, we have
a lot to configure and a lot

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to look at.

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Let's go ahead and jump
in and get started.

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I'll see you in the next video.

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