Does RTserver use the upd_broadcast protocol by default?
Article ID: KB0089686
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
No. The default protocols are local and tcp under Unix, and tcp under Windows. To use the udp_broadcast protocol you must specifically list it in the conn_names option of the rtserver.cm file:
NOTE: Udp_boadcast is only used to discover other RTservers, it is not used for any message passing.
setopt conn_names tcp:_node:5101,udp_broadcast
The following (I)nformational messages will be displayed in the RTserver trace file after launch.
{SRV.ICM._node_name_PID} TAL-SS-10026-I Creating conn <udp_broadcast> to listen for connections.
{SRV.ICM._node_name:PID} TAL-SS-10022-I Conn <udp_broadcast> expands to <udp_broadcast:node_name:PORT_ID>.
No. The default protocols are local and tcp under Unix, and tcp under Windows. To use the udp_broadcast protocol you must specifically list it in the conn_names option of the rtserver.cm file:
NOTE: Udp_boadcast is only used to discover other RTservers, it is not used for any message passing.
setopt conn_names tcp:_node:5101,udp_broadcast
The following (I)nformational messages will be displayed in the RTserver trace file after launch.
{SRV.ICM._node_name_PID} TAL-SS-10026-I Creating conn <udp_broadcast> to listen for connections.
{SRV.ICM._node_name:PID} TAL-SS-10022-I Conn <udp_broadcast> expands to <udp_broadcast:node_name:PORT_ID>.
Issue/Introduction
Does RTserver use the upd_broadcast protocol by default?
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