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Possible showing IGMP groups/hosts

Marsi4eg

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Possible showing IGMP groups/hosts - solved

Is there any way to implement some table to Web UI which will monitor current active IGMP multicast groups/hosts (like it is in old D-link's DIR-615 E4 revision)?

or maybe there is some command which will show them in terminal (something like "show igmp_snooping hosts" in D-link's managed switches)

Need to monitor iptv activity (two set top boxes are connected without using udpxy or stb ports)
 
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Found my old topic..
Maybe someone is also interested how to check active subscribes to the multicast groups, so I use this:

Code:
admin@RT-N16:/tmp/home/root# ip -f inet maddr
1:      lo
        inet  224.0.0.1
2:      eth0
[B]        inet  238.1.1.47
        inet  238.1.1.4[/B]
        inet  239.255.255.246
        inet  239.192.152.143
        inet  224.0.0.1
3:      eth1
        inet  224.0.0.1
4:      vlan1
        inet  224.0.0.1
7:      br0
        inet  239.255.255.250
        inet  224.0.0.22
        inet  224.0.0.2
        inet  224.0.0.1

Bold are my active iptv channels so there IS a way to monitor its activity.

Would be nice to add such command to the Network Utilities in WebUI next to netstat
 

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