ssm.conf.sample

## SSM configuration example
## syntax : phyint <interface> <disable> <metric> [metric] <preference> 
##         [preference] [version <version>]
##   metric and pref are for the asserts messages
#phyint ed1 enable version 1;	# speaks only MLDv1
#phyint de0 enable version 2;	# speaks only MLDv2
phyint fxp0 enable version any;	# speaks MLDv2 and MLDv1-compat mode
#phyint gif0 disable;		# not enables multicast on gif0


## Normally, the following parameters need not be configured.
##---------------Protocol timer specifications---------------------------#
## The timer granularity.
##   More this value is small, more pim6sd will be accurate.
##   default if not specified : 5
##   BE SURE to have to same granularity on ALL routers, otherwise....
#granularity 5;

## Notes : theses value are the default spec value!
##         do not touch it if you don't know what you do!!
##         you MUST change theses values according to the granularity value!

## syntax :  'hello_period <number> <coef>'.
##   number is the period in second between 2 hello messages.
##   coef is the coef to deterimine the hello holdtime = hello_period * coef.
##   default if not specified: 30 3.5
#hello_period 30 3.5;

## syntax :  'join_prune_period <number> <coef>'.
##    number is the period in second between 2 join/prune messages.
##    coef is the coef to deterimine the join/prune holdtime
##    = join_prune_period * coef.
## default if not specified : 60 3.5
#join_prune_period 60 3.5;

## syntax :  'data_timeout <number>'.
##    number is the time after which (S,G) state for a silent source will 
##    be deleted.
##    default if not specified  : 210 
#data_timeout 210;

## syntax :  'assert_timeout <number>'.
##    this is the interval between the last time an Assert is received and 
##    the time at which the assert is timeout.
##    default if not specified : 180
#assert_timeout 180;

## syntax : default_source_metric <number>
#default_source_metric 1243;

## syntax : default_source_preference <number>
#default_source_preference 123;