LAN-delay specifies the delay from the time a device receives a Prune message from a downstream interface to the time it sends the Prune message to an upstream interface. A PIM device does not prune the corresponding downstream interface immediately after it sends the Prune message. If another device still requests multicast data, it needs to send a Join message to the upstream device within this period. The period for overriding the Prune message is called override-interval. The delay from the time a PIM device receives a Prune message to the time it performs the prune action is the sum of the LAN-delay and override-interval.
The LAN-delay and override-interval can be configured globally or on an interface. If the two parameters are configured in both the global PIM view and interface view, the configuration in the interface view takes effect.