[c-nsp] cisco-nsp Digest, Vol 42, Issue 33

[Michael Robson]

> I believe the rpf check would fail at the router at which the 
> asymetric
> routing starts.  Since the Mcast join will come from one direction and
> the the RPF would point in a different direction for the 
> source over the
> other path.  A static mroute back over the original path for 
> the source
> should take care of this situation.
>  
Because of the number of sites connected to the core and the variations
in topology due to down links et, static mroutes aren't really a
viable solution.

Michael.
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