[email protected] said: > As a broadcast client, I listen to broadcast messages. I know what happens > when I get one, I mobilise an (ephermal) association. What if I get two?
You mobilize another ephemeral association. There is probably some sanity check for a total limit. > As a broadcast client, I listen to broadcast messages. Do I ever > grab-n-prune? This area merges in with pool processing. There is some background code that discards extra ephemeral associations. I'd have to check the code for the details on "extra". > When a manycast server replies for the first time, what IP address does it > use as the sender? I think it uses the normal IP Address for that interface. If you want real answers, you can backup to 9.0.3 (I think) and setup the broadcast/multicast stuff and play with it. I think I tested all the cases. -- These are my opinions. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntpsec.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
