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STB DSL Modem<br />

EPG/Multicast Information to the STB<br />

IGMP “Join” Message for Channel 2<br />

IP Multicast for Channel 2<br />

Membership Query Every x Seconds<br />

Membership Query Response<br />

IGMP “Leave” Message for Channel 2<br />

IGMP “Join” Message for Channel 3<br />

IP Multicast for Channel 3<br />

Group Specific Membership Query for Channel 2<br />

Membership Query Response<br />

Membership Query Every x Seconds<br />

Membership Query Response<br />

Figure 7.3 Sample IGMP message flows<br />

Chapter 7: Troubleshooting Video <strong>Service</strong> in the Field<br />

MPEG-2/UDP/IP<br />

The DSLAM, in this example, has access to the requested<br />

programs. It performs a snooping function, looking at the<br />

requested program material. If the requested program is directly<br />

available at the DSLAM, the join is performed. If the requested<br />

program is not available at the DSLAM, the IGMP messages<br />

continue upstream to a location, such as a video hub office, where<br />

the material is available. The join is performed at this location, and<br />

the program is routed to the DSLAM and on to the STB. The<br />

measurement of the variable network performance aspect of total<br />

channel change time is the critical parameter for measuring actual<br />

network performance.<br />

DSLAM<br />

Multicast<br />

Distribution<br />

Network

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