Hello List,
A friend presented me with a difficult problem which I don't have a
solution for and I thought someone here on the list might have an idea.
The problem is as follows:
You have an application running on a machine that has two network
interfaces. One for management and one for
On Friday 03 July 2009, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
You have a network server application (it's a SIP UA but that doesn't
matter much) that is bound to an IP on the media network interface. Because
the media and management networks might be completely different, you use
the BIND_TO_DEVICE socket
Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
Hello List,
A friend presented me with a difficult problem which I don't have a
solution for and I thought someone here on the list might have an idea.
The problem is as follows:
You have an application running on a machine that has two network
interfaces. One
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
Hello List,
A friend presented me with a difficult problem which I don't have a
solution for and I thought someone here on the list might have an idea.
The problem is as follows:
You have an application running on a machine that has two
Hi Gilad,
You have a network server application (it's a SIP UA but that
doesn't matter much) that is bound to an IP on the media network
interface. Because the media and management networks might be
completely different, you use the BIND_TO_DEVICE socket option om
the server sockets so that
From what i understand - you have 3 network interfaces: one for media,
one for management and loopback.
Why don't you create 2 listeners (media+loopback) from the application
- such that only local connections or connections comming from the
media interface (but not the management) are received?
