Alex,
I assume you are using 2.4? Make sure you change the bind IP for *all* services. Sounds like you missed some (I don't think everything is in jboss.jcml). Also, if memory serves, you cannot make the HTML JMX adaptor (default port 8082) explicitly listen to an IP (no such attribute exists for the MBean, and no such config parm exists for the implementation -which is Sun's). That may be the one giving you problems.
http(8080),rmi(4444),webserver(8083),jmx/html(8082),jndi(1099),hsql(1476) - if you use it
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: Alexander Sparkowsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 9:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] Problems binding Jboss to multiple interfaces
Hi,
I'm trying to start two jboss instances on one server. If established a
virtual interface for a second ip address.
I added this address in jboss.properties and jboss.jcml for JNDI and
Classloading using <attribute name="BindAddress">....</attribute>
When I start my second Jboss I tells me that the address is allready in
use.
Then I entered a random ip-address to see if I used the right tags and
got the message that this address is unknown. So I think that I found
the right places to set the Address.
Any advice?
Thanks,
Alex
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