
Configure multicast on MikroTik RouterOS using IGMP version 1. Have hosts join a multicast group with membership reports, and rely on router queries to confirm ongoing interest.
Explore how PIM sparse mode handles layer 3 multicast, using an RP and join/prune messages to deliver video from source 172.16.1.100 to group 239.1.2.3.
Hello,
You are looking to this course because you wish to run Multicast in your MikroTik network and you can't find resources for this. Multicast is an added value solution for many ISP's and companies running MikroTik Routers.
However, you should understand 1st about Multicast to be able to configure it. That's why, in this course I will explain all theoretical parts about Multicast before configure it.
Don't waste your time in searching of how to configure Multicast on google, let me know show this for you in a 2.5 hours course with all details.
You will learn the following in this course:
What is Multicast and what are its components
Multicast Layer 3 and Layer 2 Addresses
Installing the Multicast Package on the MikroTik RouterOS
Configuring Multicast using IGMP version 1
Configuring Multicast using IGMP version 2
Configuring Multicast using IGMP-Proxy
Layer 3 Multicast (PIM) - Explanation
Configuring PIM Multicast on MikroTik RouterOS
Understanding PIM Bootstrap and RP Candidates
Configuring PIM with BSR and RP Candidates
Configuring the IGMP Snooping on a MikroTik Switch
To be able to follow this course, you should be familiar with MikroTik and have at least MTCNA level.
Finally, if you want to know how to configure Multicast correctly on the MikroTik RouterOS, I advise you to join my course and by end of the course you will be able to run a smooth Multicast in your network.