After receiving multicast data from a multicast source, the source DR encapsulates multicast data in a Register message and forwards the message to the RP. Therefore, you can adjust control parameters for source registration on the RP and source DR.
Perform the following operations on the source DR.
Configure the register message suppression time
.After receiving a Register-Stop message, the source DR stops sending Register messages to the RP during register suppression. The source DR forwards packets again when the register suppression time expires and it receives no more Register-Stop messages.
Configure the interval at which null Register messages are sent.
When the timeout period for keeping the register suppression state is too long or too short, multicast data cannot be forwarded normally. Sending null Register messages during register suppression can relieve this problem.
Configure the source address for Register messages.
The RP cannot receive Register messages from a source DR if the source address of the Register messages is not a unique IPv6 address on the network or if the source address is filtered out by a policy configured on the RP. To enable the RP to receive Register messages from the source DR, configure a new source address for the Register messages.
Perform the following operations on the RP.