hi all,
I have three systems namely calvin (with 2 n/w interfaces :192.9.205.217,
192.9.2.217), delta (with 1 interface : 192.9.2.210) and sigma (with 1
interface : 192.9.205.216).
I have two socket programming applications "cli" (sends pkts. addressed
to 225.0.0.37 and port 12345) and "serv" (joins 225.0.0.37 and listens on
port 12345).
"serv" is run on "calvin" and "delta". "cli" is run on "sigma". Also
"mrouted" is running on calvin. The "serv" on calvin is able to receive the
packets from "cli" on sigma. Will the mrouted on calvin be able to route
the multicast packets from cli, on its other interface so that "serv" on
delta receives them? I started mrouted with "-d 3" option, but it doesn't
show any such packets except for the membership probe/report messages.
Can anybody help me on this issue?
I'm running mrouted 3.81 on Red Hat Linux release 5.1 (Manhattan),
Kernel 2.0.33 on an i686. Also, I compiled multicast routing into the
kernel. mrouted with "-d 3" flag shows all 2 recognised multicast enabled
vifs and also shows the multicast probe and join messages from other
machines.
____________ ____________
| (serv) | 192.9.2.x | (serv) |
| calvin |-----------| delta |
| mrouted | ------------
------|-----
|
|
| ____________
| 192.9.205.x | (cli) |
|-------------| sigma |
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RadhaKrishna Phone(off) : 2241730 extn:3409
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