The igmp proxy reroute delay command sets a switchback delay for an IGMP proxy interface.
The undo igmp proxy reroute delay command restores the default configuration.
By default, an IGMP proxy interface never enters the switchback state.
igmp proxy reroute delay { delay-time | never }
undo igmp proxy reroute delay [ delay-time | never ]
Parameter | Description | Value |
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delay-time |
Sets a switchback delay for an IGMP proxy interface. |
The value is an integer ranging from 10 to 86400, in seconds. |
never |
Indicates that an IGMP proxy interface never enters the switchback state. |
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After a primary IGMP proxy interface recovers, multicast routing entries are updated. If the primary IGMP proxy interface fails again during an entry update, multicast traffic may be lost. To resolve such issues in primary IGMP proxy interface flapping scenarios, run the igmp proxy reroute delay command to set a switchback delay for the IGMP proxy interface. The multicast routing entry update process then starts only after the specified switchback delay expires.