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This MAJORLY affects what we want to do... why should/how can I make each
servlet engine serve on a different port if I'm specifying a distinct IP...
Anyone going to address this issue as a bug?

All other daemons can use the same port as long as they have their own ip:
Apache, ProFTP, WuFTP, etc...


> --- Jean-Luc Rochat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > You can bind them on as many IPs as you need, but
> > htey have to use
> > different ports.
> >
> > Jean-Luc
> >
>
> If what you say is true, this is a bug.
>
> Consider: If I have aliased IP addresses going to the
> same NIC card, I get two sets of sockets I can bind
> to.
>
> Therefore, let's say I run an application that listens
> to port X of one IP. I may also elect to run another
> instance listening on another IP address aliased to
> the same NIC card and I can listen also on port X of
> that IP address.
>
> 2 listeners, 2 IPs, 2 ports, 1 Ethernet. The ports are
> the same number, different IPs. This is normal.



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