The IGMP Interface Table displays the following fields:
IfIndex Identifies the port number for which IGMP is enabled.
Query Interval Indicates the amount of time in seconds that query messages are transmitted. The Query Interval value adjusts the amount of IGMP messages sent on sub-networks. The larger value, the less often IGMP messages are sent. The default value is 125 seconds.
Version Indicates the current version of IGMP. The default version is 2.
Note: All routers on a LAN must be configured to the same IGMP version.
Querier Indicates the IGMP Querier on the IP subnet. The multicast router with the lowest IP address is the multicast querier.
Query Max Response Time Indicates the maximum response time for advertising IGMP queries. Query Max Response time adjusts the amount of traffic on a per sub-network basis. Varying the response time effects bursts on network traffic. The higher the value, the longer period between host responses. The default value is 10 seconds.
Note: The Query Max Response Time must be less than the Query Interval.
Querier Up Time Indicates the amount of time in ticks since the querier was last changed.
Query Expiry Time Indicates the amount of time in ticks before the Querier Present timer expires. If the local system is the Querier the value is 0.
Wrong Version Queries Indicates the amount of IGMP queries received that do not match the IGMP interface version. If queries are received with a different version the Wrong Version Queries indicates a configuration error.
Join Indicates the number of times a group membership has been added to the Cache Table.
Proxy ifIndex Indicates that IGMP is performed by proxy. IGMP Host Membership reports are sent to the device. A value of 0 indicates that IGMP is not being performed by proxy. The default is 0.
Groups The number of current port entries in the Cache Table.
Robustness Tunes packet loss on a subnet. The robustness is increased to avoid packet loss on a subnet. Possible values are 1-255. The default value is 0.
Last Member Query Interval Modifies the leave latency of the network. A lower value reduces the amount of time needed to detect the loss of the last group member. The possible values are 0-255. The default value is 10.
To add an IGMP Interface Table entry:
Click . The IGMP Interface Table Insert window is displayed.
Complete the fields and click . The IGMP Interface Table window is displayed.
Click . When the Status field displays Finished!, the entry is confirmed as created.
To edit an IGMP Interface Table entry:
Click . The IGMP Interface Table Edit window is displayed.
Edit the required table entry fields and click . The IGMP Interface Table window is displayed.
Click . When the Status field displays Finished!, the fields are confirmed as modified.
To delete an IGMP Interface Table entry:
Select the entry to delete.
Click .
Click . When the Status field displays Finished!, the entry is confirmed as deleted.