MultiCastMADCAPScope

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The MADCAP scope for multicast.

The Multicast feature is currently not supported. This feature is under consideration for re-design and may be available in future versions of Content Distribution.

Registry value	Default value	Notes	Installer property
MultiCastMADCAPScope	SMSNomad	Values may be set using either of the formats in the table below.	MODULE.NOMAD.MADCAPSCOPE

Format	Description
<ScopeName>	<ScopeName> is the name of a scope defined in the DHCP (if you are using the Microsoft implementation of MADCAP). Use this format if you have multiple MADCAP servers. This method uses the time to live settings for the scope.
<MADCAP_ServerIP> <MADCAP_Scope_IP> <TTL>	<MADCAP_ServerIP> is the IP address of a specific MADCAP server. <MADCAP_ScopeIP> is the starting IP address for a MADCAP scope defined in the DHCP (if you are using the Microsoft implementation of MADCAP). <TTL> is the time to live for the multicast packets. Using a TTL greater than 1 is not recommended unless you have ensured that multicast traffic cannot leak back upstream through any intervening routers. The valid range for TTL is a number between 1 and 255 Content Distribution is also capable of performing control multicast without a MADCAP server installation on the network. In order to use this feature, the <MADCAP_ServerIP> must be set to 0.0.0.0. For example, the following supports MADCAP server not being present, with a scope of 239.0.9.0 and a time to live of 3. Copy `0.0.0.0,239.0.9.0,3`

Format

Description

<ScopeName> is the name of a scope defined in the DHCP (if you are using the Microsoft implementation of MADCAP). Use this format if you have multiple MADCAP servers. This method uses the time to live settings for the scope.

<MADCAP_ServerIP>

<MADCAP_Scope_IP>

<TTL>

<MADCAP_ServerIP> is the IP address of a specific MADCAP server.
<MADCAP_ScopeIP> is the starting IP address for a MADCAP scope defined in the DHCP (if you are using the Microsoft implementation of MADCAP).
<TTL> is the time to live for the multicast packets.

Using a TTL greater than 1 is not recommended unless you have ensured that multicast traffic cannot leak back upstream through any intervening routers. The valid range for TTL is a number between 1 and 255

Content Distribution is also capable of performing control multicast without a MADCAP server installation on the network. In order to use this feature, the <MADCAP_ServerIP> must be set to 0.0.0.0. For example, the following supports MADCAP server not being present, with a scope of 239.0.9.0 and a time to live of 3.

Copy

0.0.0.0,239.0.9.0,3