Hi Asankha,
thanks for your update. I think I can help out. You can simply pass the "-b" option to the run script. So in order to let JBoss bind to you local address of 192.168.1.1 you have to use: run.sh -b 192.168.1.1 I hope this will help to resolve the issue. Regards, Eric I wanted to debug the TCP level dealings between the ESB and JBoss, and thus need to get a full TCP dump for this interaction.. but I have been so far unsuccesful in getting JBoss to bind on the actual IP address of a machine - as it always binds on 127.0.0.1.. this prevents me from using tcpdump .. If you know how to get JBoss to run on all IP's of a machine, do let me know.. now that we know the problem, we should be able to figure out a solution thanks asankha
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