The display msdp invalid-packet command displays statistics about received invalid Multicast Source Discovery Protocol (MSDP) messages and details about these messages.
display msdp invalid-packet [ message-type { keepalive | notification | sa-request | sa-response | source-active } | peer peer-address ] *
display msdp { all-instance | vpn-instance vpn-instance-name } invalid-packet [ message-type { keepalive | notification | sa-request | sa-response | source-active } | peer peer-address ] *
Parameter | Description | Value |
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message-type |
Displays statistics about received invalid MSDP messages of a specified type. |
- |
keepalive |
Displays statistics about received invalid Keepalive messages. |
- |
notification |
Displays statistics about invalid Notification messages. |
- |
sa-request |
Displays statistics about received invalid Source-Active Request messages. |
- |
sa-response |
Displays statistics about received invalid Source-Active Response messages. |
- |
source-active |
Displays statistics about received invalid Source-Active messages. |
- |
peer peer-address |
Displays statistics about invalid MSDP messages received from a specified peer. peer-address specifies an MSDP peer address. |
The address is in dotted decimal notation. |
all-instance |
Displays statistics about received invalid MSDP messages in all instances. |
- |
vpn-instance vpn-instance-name |
Displays statistics about received invalid MSDP messages in a specified VPN instance. vpn-instance-name specifies the name of a VPN instance. |
The value is a string of 1 to 31 case-sensitive characters, spaces not supported. The VPN instance name "_public_" cannot be used. The string can contain spaces if it is enclosed with double quotation marks ("). |
Usage Scenario
To view statistics and details about received invalid MSDP messages, run the display msdp invalid-packet command. The command output helps you locate and rectify MSDP faults.
If MSDP peer relationships fail to be set up on a multicast network, you can first run the display msdp invalid-packet command to check whether devices have received invalid MSDP messages. Before using the display msdp invalid-packet command, note the following:The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.
<HUAWEI> display msdp invalid-packet peer 1.1.1.1
Statistics of invalid packets for public net:
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MSDP SA invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0 Bad Length-x : 0
Bad Sprefix : 0 Invalid Multicast Group : 0
Invalid Multicast Source: 0 Bad Encap Data : 0
Illegal RP Addr : 0 RP Loop : 0
MSDP SA Response invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0 Bad Length-x : 0
Bad Sprefix : 0 Invalid Multicast Group : 0
Invalid Multicast Source: 0 Illegal RP Addr : 0
RP Loop : 0
MSDP SA Request invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0 Invalid Multicast Group : 0
MSDP Keep Alive invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0
MSDP Notification invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0
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Item | Description |
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Statistics of invalid packets for public net | Instance in which statistics about received invalid MSDP messages are displayed. |
MSDP SA invalid packet | Statistics about received invalid Source-Active (SA) messages. |
MSDP SA Response invalid packet | Statistics about received invalid SA Response messages. |
MSDP SA Request invalid packet | Statistics about received invalid SA Request messages. |
MSDP Keep Alive invalid packet | Statistics about received invalid KeepAlive messages. |
MSDP Notification invalid packet | Statistics about received invalid Notification messages. |
Fault Length | Number of messages with invalid lengths. |
Bad Length-x | Number of messages with invalid Length-x fields. |
Bad Sprefix | Number of messages with invalid Sprefix fields. |
Bad Encap Data | Number of messages with invalid data encapsulated. |
Invalid Multicast Group | Number of messages with invalid multicast group addresses. |
Invalid Multicast Source | Number of messages with invalid multicast source addresses. |
Illegal RP Addr | Number of messages with invalid rendezvous point (RP) addresses. |
RP Loop | Number of messages whose RP addresses are local addresses. |