The tcpListenAddress (on the Receiver tag) may also need to be set to
the correct interface/nic (rather than just auto).
- Richard
Joseph Lam wrote:
I have tried that but still got some weird behavior (seems that it was
able to send out broadcast with the proper interface but unable to
listen
I have tried that but still got some weird behavior (seems that it was
able to send out broadcast with the proper interface but unable to listen
broadcast...).
So I gave up that an simply set a static route in the OS for mcast. But
thanks anyway.
Joseph
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Filip Hanik - Dev
there is an attribute mcastBindAddr
that allows you to bind to the interface.
Joseph Lam wrote:
Hi,
If I have two LAN cards and I want my Tomcat to mcast through one of them,
what parameter should I set?
Regards,
Joseph
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Hi,
If I have two LAN cards and I want my Tomcat to mcast through one of them,
what parameter should I set?
Regards,
Joseph
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Depends on the OS. Usually the system decides which interface to use
depending on the routing table. E.g. on Solaris:
netstat -rnv shows:
Destination Mask Gateway Device Mxfrg
Rtt Ref Flg Out In/Fwd
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