• Interface—Type of upstream interface. For details about interface types, see Interface
Types and Specifiers in JunosE Command Reference Guide.
• Address—Address of upstream interface
• Administrative state—State of upstream interface in the software: enabled or disabled
• Operational state—Physical state of upstream interface: enabled or disabled
• Version—MLD version on this interface
• State—Presence of MLDv1 routers on the same subnet as this upstream interface
• Unsolicited report interval—Time interval at which this upstream interface sends
unsolicited group membership report
• multicast group—Number of multicast groups associated with this upstream interface
• Interface statistics Rcvd—Statistics for messages received on this interface
• v1 queries—Number of MLDv1 multicast listener queries received
• v1 report—Number of MLDv1 multicast listener reports received
• v2 queries—Number of MLDv2 multicast listener queries received
• v2 report—Number of MLDv2 multicast listener reports received
• Interface statistics Sent—Statistics for messages sent from this interface
• v1 reports—Number of MLDv1 multicast listener reports sent
• v1 leaves—Number of multicast listener done messages sent
• v2 reports—Number of MLDv2 multicast listener reports sent
• Example 1
host1#show ipv6 mld-proxy interface
Interface ATM5/1.200 address fe80::f7:0:231a:0
Administrative state enabled, Operational state enabled
Interface parameters:
Version 2
State No v1 Router Present
Unsolicited report interval 100 (in 10ths of a second)
5 multicast groups
Interface statistics:
Rcvd: 0 v1 query, 0 v1 report, 25 v2 queries, 0 v2 report
Sent: 0 v1 report, 0 v1 leave, 35 v2 reports
• Example 2
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