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The following options are supported:
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| specifies the interface to be displayed. | |
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| specifies the address family to be displayed; inet, inet6 and link are supported. | |
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specifies that link-layer memberships should be printed;
they are suppressed by default.
It may not be specified for
If specified twice, and kvm(3) is in use, the control plane timers for each interface and the source list counters for each group will also be printed. | |
The following options are only available if ifmcstat has been built with support for kvm(3):
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| attempts to use kvm(3) to retrieve the multicast group information. | |
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| extracts values associated with the name list from the specified core, instead of the default /dev/kmem. | |
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| extracts the name list from the specified kernel instead of the default, which is the kernel image the system has booted from. | |
When run with the
When run with kvm(3) support, the names of all interfaces configured in the system will be printed in the first column of output, even if no multicast group memberships are present on those interfaces. The output may also be slightly different, as the kernel data structures are being traversed with minimal post-processing of the output.
When built without kvm(3) support, the information displayed by ifmcstat is more limited. This support is recommended for debugging purposes. It requires super-user privilege if used to inspect a running kernel.
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