Next-Generation Multicast VPN
• If you select a less restrictive filter, mLDP initiates a wildcard label request in order to install the mLDP
• Creating an RPL policy that allows filtering based on the recursive FEC content is not supported.
• Applying an RPL policy to configuration commands impacts the performance to a limited extent.
Next-Generation Multicast VPN
Next-Generation Multicast VPN (NG-MVPN) offers more scalability for Layer 3 VPN multicast traffic. It
allows point-to-multipoint Label Switched Paths (LSP) to be used to transport the multicast traffic between
PEs, thus allowing the multicast traffic and the unicast traffic to benefit from the advantages of MPLS transport,
such as traffic engineering and fast re-route. This technology is ideal for video transport as well as offering
multicast service to customers of the layer 3 VPN service.
NG-MVPN supports:
• VRF Route-Import and Source-AS Extended Communities
• Upstream Multicast Hop (UMH) and Duplicate Avoidance
• Leaf AD (Type-4) and Source-Active (Type-5) BGP AD messages
• Default-MDT with mLDP P2MP trees and with Static P2MP-TE tunnels
• BGP C-multicast Routing
• RIB-based Extranet with BGP AD
• Accepting (*,G) S-PMSI announcements
• Egress-PE functionality for Ingress Replication (IR) core-trees
• Enhancements for PIM C-multicast Routing
• Migration of C-multicast Routing protocol
• PE-PE ingress replication
• Dynamic P2MP-TE tunnels
• Flexible allocation of P2MP-TE attribute-sets
• Data and partitioned MDT knobs
• Multi-instance BGP support
• SAFI-129 and VRF SAFI-2 support
• Anycast-RP using MVPN SAFI
Supported Features
The following are the supported features on next generation Multicast MVPN on IOS-XR:
• GTM using MVPN SAFI
• MVPN enhancements
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label bindings that were denied earlier.
Implementing Multicast Routing on Cisco IOS XR Software