Kbase P58830: What IP address do I use for -H when I have two Nameservers?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
04/03/2009 |
|
Status: Verified
GOAL:
What host name do I use for -H when I have 2 NameServers?
GOAL:
What IP address do I use for -H when I have two Nameservers?
GOAL:
What IP address do I use for -H when I have multiple Nameservers?
GOAL:
What -H do I use when using NameServer replication?
GOAL:
What IP address do I use when I have 2 NameServers?
GOAL:
What -H do I use when I have 2 NameServers?
GOAL:
What -H do I use when I have two NameServers?
GOAL:
What -H do I use when I have multiple NameServers?
FACT(s) (Environment):
All Supported Operating Systems
Progress/OpenEdge Product Family
FIX:
If two NameServer machines are on the same subnet, then a broadcast address to the same subnet should reach both.
Example:
NameServer A is at 172.20.6.4, port 5162
NameServer B is at 172.20.6.7, port 5162
The connection string would then be:
CONNECT ("-H 172.20.6.255 -S 5162 -AppService [AppService name]")
If two NameServer machines are on different subnets, then a broadcast address must be used which encompasses both subnets.
Example:
NameServer A is at 172.20.0.7, port 5162
NameServer B is at 172.20.6.4, port 5162
The connection string would then be:
CONNECT ("-H 172.20.7.255 -S 5162 -AppService [AppService name]")
This information is for Nameserver Replication only, not for Nameserver Neighbors.
NOTE: By Default most network routers are not configured to route or multi-cast UDP. Special Network configuration changes may be necessary to allow multi-casting and / or broadcasting.