To switch from the server context to the multicast scope sub-context identified by name. Syntax: mscope Parameters: MscopeName ...

To switch from the server context to the multicast scope sub-context  
identified by name.  
 
Syntax:  
 
          mscope  
 
Parameters: 
 
        MscopeName     - Name of the multicast scope (case-
                         sensitive).  
 
Notes:         Subsequent operations are performed on this multicast 
               scope at the specified server. 
 
Example:       mscope "My Multicast Scope" 
 
               This command switches the command context to a 
               multicast scope named "My Multicast Scope" so that
               you can use any of the available DHCP multicast 
               scope-level commands subsequently for this scope.

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