Wernke Zur Borg
2008-03-07 16:47:35 UTC
Solaris offers a failover feature called IPMP where a virtual IP address
is used to address one or the other of two physical interfaces.
For a CORBA application this means that the virtual address must be
published to clients but the ORB must listen on the two real interfaces.
Since I cannot easily test this scenario (it is still being investigated
and has not been implemented yet), I would like to have my statements
confirmed for omniORB 4.0.6:
I would specify two options:
(i) endPointNoPublish = giop:tcp:::
(ii) endPointNoListen = giop:tcp:<vip>:
(i) will cause the ORB to listen on all real interfaces, whereas (ii)
would cause the virtual IP address <vip> to be published in IORs.
Am I correct that it should work this way?
Thanks for any responses.
Wernke
is used to address one or the other of two physical interfaces.
For a CORBA application this means that the virtual address must be
published to clients but the ORB must listen on the two real interfaces.
Since I cannot easily test this scenario (it is still being investigated
and has not been implemented yet), I would like to have my statements
confirmed for omniORB 4.0.6:
I would specify two options:
(i) endPointNoPublish = giop:tcp:::
(ii) endPointNoListen = giop:tcp:<vip>:
(i) will cause the ORB to listen on all real interfaces, whereas (ii)
would cause the virtual IP address <vip> to be published in IORs.
Am I correct that it should work this way?
Thanks for any responses.
Wernke