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If an empty filter or empty filter set is assigned to a profile Enet connection, no IGMP Report received
from the respective server port is snooped.
If a filter rule is deleted from a multicast filter in use by a profile connection, it can take several seconds
(up to the idle timeout setting) for the server port to be removed from the IGMP group table.
With only IGMP Snooping enabled:
Multicast traffic for registered groups is forwarded to all member ports.
Unregistered multicast traffic is flooded to all VC ports.
Multicast traffic targeted to link-local addresses (224.0.0.0 224.0.0.255) is flooded to all VC ports
in the configured network.
Any other L2 multicast traffic is forwarded to all VC ports in the network.
With the "No Flood" feature enabled (IGMP snooping must be enabled to use this feature):
Multicast traffic for registered groups is forwarded to all member ports.
Unregistered multicast traffic from server downlink ports is forwarded to the active uplink port
configured for the corresponding Ethernet network.
Multicast traffic targeted to link-local addresses (224.0.0.0 224.0.0.255) is flooded to all VC ports
in the configured network.
Any other L2 multicast traffic is forwarded to all VC ports in the network.
With multicast filters configured for profile connections (IGMP Snooping must be enabled to use multicast
filters):
Multicast traffic for registered groups is forwarded to all member ports.
Unregistered multicast traffic is flooded to all VC ports on the configured VLAN by default. To prevent
flooding of unregistered multicast traffic, enable the “No Flood feature”.
Multicast traffic targeted to link-local addresses (224.0.0.0 224.0.0.255) is flooded to all VC ports
in the configured network.
Any other L2 multicast traffic is forwarded to all VC ports in the network.
With IGMP Snooping disabled, multicast traffic is flooded to all VC ports.
Modifying a multicast filter or filter set that is in use by one or more profile connections impacts all profile
connections.