Update IGMP Add Interface


Configures IGMP on the specified interface.

Note: This workflow is only available for use in Microsoft Windows environments.

 Workflow inputs – Update IGMP Add Interface

Call Workflow Input

Description

Required?

Default Value

connection details

XML document conforming to the ConnectionDetails common object that contains the information required to execute a command.

Yes

n/a

interface name

The name of the interface on which IGMP will be configured.

 

Note: The interface name must match the name of the interface as specified in Network Connections. If the interface name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double quotes (“).

Yes

n/a

igmp prototype

The type of protocol to be configured on the interface.

 

Valid values: igmprtv1, igmprtv2, igmprtv3, igmpproxy

No

igmprtv2

interface enabled

Indicates whether the protocol to be configured should be enabled or disabled.

 

Valid values: enable, disable

No

enable

robustness variable

The robustness variable.

 

Note: This should be a numeric value greater than 0.

No

2

general query interval

The interval, in seconds, at which general inquiries should be sent on the interface.

No

125

maximum response time

The time, in seconds, allotted for hosts to respond to a general query.

No

10

startup query count

The number of general queries that will be sent during startup.

No

2

startup query interval

The interval, in seconds, between general queries sent during startup.

No

31

last query count

The number of group specific queries sent when notice of a host leaving the group is received.

No

2

last query interval

The interval, in milliseconds, between group specific queries.

No

1000

accept non–router alert option set

Indicates whether IGMP packets that might not have the router alert option set should be accepted.

 

Valid values: Yes, No

No

Yes

 

 Workflow outputs – Update IGMP Add Interface

Call Workflow Output

Description

output

XML document consisting of one or more <line> elements that contain the command response. Each <line> element contains an index attribute indicating the order in which the information was returned by the command.

success

Did the operation succeed?

 

Valid values: true, false

 

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