(Radio) Regarding multicast, the following description is incorrect:
A.
Add IGMP user under BTV; by default, multicast users can watch 8 programs.
B.
The user-issued IGMP Report is captured in the line board logic and sent to the line board CPU.
C.
Device-based global configurations of Layer 2 multicast refer to common parameters of protocols (IGMP Proxy, IGMP Snooping) for all.
D.
When the IGMP match mode is disabled, you need to configure the multicast program group.
The Answer Is:
C
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
A (True): Huawei multicast configuration defaults commonly allow a user to watch up to 8 programs simultaneously unless overridden (e.g., max-program-num default 8 in multicast/VLAN views and controllable multicast profile).
B (True): On Huawei access devices, IGMP Reports from users are processed by the line card (board) logic/CPU as part of IGMP Snooping/controllable multicast handling to build forwarding entries. (See Huawei IGMP Snooping/Proxy architecture descriptions.)
C (Incorrect): IGMP Snooping is a Layer 2 function, but IGMP Proxy is a Layer 3 function (runs on a gateway to originate Queries and proxy membership upstream). Grouping them together as “Layer 2 global parameters” is incorrect. Huawei documentation distinguishes IGMP Snooping (L2) from IGMP Proxy (L3).
D (True in practice): When automatic matching is not used, multicast program groups/channels must be configured so that user joins map to provisioned program entries (consistent with Huawei controllable multicast/BTV configuration workflows).
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