nbctcp
(nbctcp)
March 3, 2019, 8:50pm
1
NOTE: -1 minor typo there Drop the send/receive of multicat traffic
should be
Drop the send/receive of multicast traffic
Hope fixed in the next firmware
I have vlan10 and vlan20
I want to simulate "Drop Multicast Traffic"
What has been tested by set "Drop Multicast Traffic" in vlan20 SSID:
1. put vlc streaming in vlan1 and put vlc player in vlan20 SSID
RESULT: can't block
2. pc in vlan20 play Youtube
RESULT: can't block
QUESTIONS:
1. What software I need to simulate "Drop Multicast Traffic"
tq
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Good eye on that typo. What exactly are you looking for? A way to generate multicast traffic? If you have an extra VoIP phone handy you could provision it to do a multicast page. Things like chromecasts generate multicast traffic.
To sniff out multicast traffic on your network you should use this filter in wireshark:
ip.dst==224.0.0.0/4
CAM_TSK
(CAM_TSK)
March 14, 2019, 4:41am
3
nbctcp,
- You can use "IPERF" to generate multicast traffic.
nbctcp
(nbctcp)
March 21, 2019, 5:18am
4
@CAM_TSK
Could you please elaborate.
1. what version you use. I heard must use iperf2 instead of iperf3, because iperf2 support multicast
2. If I use iperf2 for windows, I need to use binary without cygwin.
What is in your site
3. can I test running iperf2 within same windows pc. i.e I open 2x cmd
Server side: iperf.exe -s -B 224.0.0.1 -i 10
Client side: iperf.exe -c 224.0.0.1 -u -b 80k –i 10 –t 92
Those just to test whether syntax is correct and test whether there is connection between server and client within same host
tq