04-25-2022 12:08 PM
We had an internal IT audit and one of the findings had to do with IGMP. Its not something we use as a financial institution.
Is there an easy command?
We use X690s at our core/aggrigation where all vlans terminate. We use 5520's and X450G2s in our access layer.
The language of the audit finding was:
Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) traffic is traversing the network. IGMP is a multicast group management protocol typically used for providing media content to multiple hosts subscribed to the group. Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerabilities exist in the protocol, so it should be disabled if not in use.
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04-26-2022 07:50 AM
The command "disable igmp" will disable it all on router interfaces. "Disable igmp vlan <vlan name>" does it on a per vlan basis.
I would assume production is using IGMP and enabling dos-protect would be a way to protect the switches from DoS while keeping that protocol in use.
Thanks,
Chris Thompson
04-26-2022 07:50 AM
The command "disable igmp" will disable it all on router interfaces. "Disable igmp vlan <vlan name>" does it on a per vlan basis.
I would assume production is using IGMP and enabling dos-protect would be a way to protect the switches from DoS while keeping that protocol in use.
Thanks,
Chris Thompson