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Kbase P100227: How to configure NameServer neighbors in a different subnet?
Autor   Progress Software Corporation - Progress
Acesso   Público
Publicação   03/09/2008
Status: Verified

GOAL:

How to configure NameServer neighbors in a different subnet?

GOAL:

How to setup NameServer neighbors in a different subnet?

FACT(s) (Environment):

All Supported Operating Systems
Progress 9.x
OpenEdge 10.x

FIX:

In this configuration scenario, lets assume there are three NameServer's machine in three different subnets as follows: Machine A IP address: 172.16.7.4; Network broadcast address: 172.16.225.225 Machine B IP address: 192.68.31.4; Network broadcast address: 192.68.225.225 Machine C IP address: 198.121.24.4; Network broadcast address: 198.121.24.225 The machine A ubroker.properties file should have the similar to the following entries along with other default entries: [NameServer.NS1]
    location=local
    neighborNameServers=NS2,NS3
    portNumber=5161 [NameServer.NS2]
    hostName=192.68.225.225
    location=remote
    portNumber=5262 [NameServer.NS3]
    hostName=198.121.24.225
    location=remote
    portNumber=5363 The machine B ubroker.properties file should have the similar to the following entries along with other default entries: [NameServer.NS2]
    location=local
    neighborNameServers=NS1,NS3
    portNumber=5262 [NameServer.NS1]
    hostName=172.16.225.225
    location=remote
    portNumber=5161 [NameServer.NS3]
    hostName=198.121.24.225
    location=remote
    portNumber=5363 The machine C ubroker.properties file should have the similar to the following entries along with other default entries: [NameServer.NS3]
    location=local
    neighborNameServers=NS1,NS2
    portNumber=5363 [NameServer.NS1]
    hostName=172.16.225.225
    location=remote
    portNumber=5161 [NameServer.NS2]
    hostName=192.68.225.225
    location=remote
    portNumber=5262 In this above configuration, you can have WebSpeed messenger or any other progress related clients running from any of the machines, i.e., machine A or machine B or machine C.