RRAS Multicast Group Manager
Applies To: Windows Server 2008 R2
The Multicast Group Manager (MGM) application programming interface (API) enables developers to write multicast routing protocols that interoperate with routers running the Multicast Group Manager. When more than one multicast routing protocol is enabled on a router, the MGM coordinates operations between all routing protocols. The MGM informs each routing protocol when group membership changes occur, and when multicast data from a new source or destined to a new group is received.
Aspects
The following is a list of all aspects that are part of this managed entity:
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The Routing and Remote Access service has determined that Multicast Group Manager (MGM) audits generated an audit entry when a system event was executed successfully. These events confirm successful MGM operations. |
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The Multicast Group Manager (MGM) application programming interface (API) enables developers to write multicast routing protocols that interoperate with routers running the Multicast Group Manager. When more than one multicast routing protocol is enabled on a router, the MGM coordinates operations between all routing protocols. The MGM informs each routing protocol when group membership changes occur, and when multicast data from a new source or destined to a new group is received. After MGM is initialized on the interface, group membership changes can be comunicated.
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The Multicast Group Manager (MGM) application programming interface (API) enables developers to write multicast routing protocols that interoperate with routers running the Multicast Group Manager. When more than one multicast routing protocol is enabled on a router, the MGM coordinates operations between all routing protocols. The MGM informs each routing protocol when group membership changes occur, and when multicast data from a new source or destined to a new group is received. After the routing protocol registers with MGM, group membership changes can be communicated. |