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From: Beatrice Chambet <Beatrice.Chambet@dassault-elec.fr>
To: multimedia FREEBSD <multimedia@freebsd.org>
Subject: Multicast
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Hello, 

I'm trying a audioconference software on IP. When I give a
multicast IP address like 239.255.1.1/1234, i have the following message :
No route to host.

How can i know if my kernel support multicast address IP ?

Thanks