SPB route.
Allow me to explain the issue in detail, perhaps I am missing something and diving into an ip prefix-list might be premature. It was a colleague’s suggestion.
-We have two VSP8404 routers which are clustered using vIST (core).
-We are using spb-multicast to manage multicast at the core.
-All edge switches (X450-G2) connect to the core via SMLT links.
-Each edge switch is its own vlan.
-The edge switches are simple layer 2, basic config with sharing enabled on the uplink ports to create the aggregated link.
-One of the edge switches hosts all the recording servers for the multicast streams (IP cameras).
-The other edge switches host IP cameras that send the multicast stream to the recording servers.
Pretty basic setup as far as I can tell. The issue we are running into is that we get an error message that says:
GlobalRouter TUNI/SUNI ERROR SWUNI VFI VPN TBL limit 8189 (L2VSN 48 + L3VSN 0 + MCoSPB/VXLAN 8141) reached
Many of these error messages immediately follow (with different source IPs obviously):
GlobalRouter IPMC ERROR Insufficient VFI/VPN resources to create McoSpb source [IP removed-MJS] group 239.255.255.250 vrfId 0
After reading online that “SSDP protocol can discover Plug & Play devices, with uPnP (Universal Plug and Play)" and "SSDP uses unicast and multicast address (239.255.255.250),“ I believe the 239.255.255.250 multicast address does not need to be routed. However, because it is on the vlan that hangs directly off the VSP8404 cores with SPB multicast enabled, I believe SPB is picking it up and placing it in the multicast routing table. We were thinking of using an ip prefix-list to filter what routes would be added to the multicast routing table.
Does this make sense?