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setsourcefilter(3N)					   setsourcefilter(3N)

NAME
       setsourcefilter() - set IP multicast source filter state

SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
       This  function  sets  the  multicast source filter state for an IPv4 or
       IPv6 multicast group on a given socket.	This function can be  used  to
       join  a multicast group by specifying a filter mode of (with or without
       a source list), or by specifying a filter  mode	of  with  a  non-empty
       source  list.   If the multicast group is already joined, this function
       replaces the existing filter mode and source list with  the  ones  pro‐
       vided.	This function can be used to leave a multicast group by speci‐
       fying a filter mode of and an empty source list.

   Parameters
       s	 Specifies the descriptor identifying the socket.  The	socket
		 address family must be or and the socket type must be

       interface Holds	the interface index of a local interface, or zero.  If
		 set to zero, the system chooses a multicast group by matching
		 the multicast address only; or when joining a group, the sys‐
		 tem chooses the interface that datagrams for the group	 would
		 be sent from, based on the routing configuration.

       group	 Points	 to  either  a	sockaddr_in  structure (for IPv4) or a
		 sockaddr_in6 structure (for IPv6) that holds the IP multicast
		 address of the group.

       grouplen	 Holds the size of the structure pointed to by the group argu‐
		 ment.

       fmode	 Identifies the filter mode.  The value of this field must  be
		 either or which are defined in

       numsrc	 Holds the number of source addresses in the slist array.

       slist	 Points	 to an array of sockaddr_storage structures containing
		 the IP addresses to include or exclude depending on the  fil‐
		 ter  mode.   The  sockaddr_storage  structures	 will  contain
		 either a sockaddr_in structure	 (for  IPv4  addresses)	 or  a
		 sockaddr_in6	structure   (for   IPv6	 addresses,  including
		 IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses); the address  family  must	 match
		 that of the group argument.

RETURN VALUES
       returns the following values:

	      Successful completion.

	      Failure.
		   is set to indicate the error.

ERRORS
       If fails, is set to one of the following values:

	      The argument	    s is not a valid descriptor.

	      This function is not supported by the socket type.

	      Insufficient memory is available for internal
				    system data structures.

	      numsrc		    exceeds  the  maximum  number  of  sources
				    allowed, as determined by the ndd  tunable
				    parameters	and  (for  IPv4),  or and (for
				    IPv6).

	      The address family of the
				    group argument is not supported.

	      Trying to leave an unjoined group.

	      group		    does not hold an IP multicast address;  or
				    slist  contains an invalid source address;
				    or the specified filter mode is not valid;
				    or interface contains an invalid interface
				    index; or grouplen is not  valid;  or  the
				    address  family of a source address in the
				    slist argument does not match the  address
				    family of the group argument.

AUTHOR
       was developed by HP and the IETF.

SEE ALSO
       ndd(1M),	  socket(2),   getipv4sourcefilter(3N),	  getsourcefilter(3N),
       if_nameindex(3N), setipv4sourcefilter(3N), ip(7P), ip6(7P).

STANDARDS CONFORMANCE
       RFC 3678

							   setsourcefilter(3N)
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