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On Thursday, 23. August 2001 10:23, you wrote:
> hello all
>
> I try to do a sctp association between a server with one IP address and a
> client with two IP address. How can I specific to the server on which
> address it must send all chunk.
>
> In others words: how can I change the destination address using library
> functions ?
>
> addresses are:
>
> client 172.16.1.212 172.16.1.213
> server 172.16.1.204
>
>

Dear Sebastien,

try having a look at section 6.4.8 of the accompanying manual.
(that is the document sctp-api-1.0-1.pdf in the manual subdirectory).

Please beware that the asymmetric use of multi-homing in SCTP
may sometimes yield results that are not as expected. That is
due to the fact that we do not set the source addresses of outgoing
packets ourselves.
Your routing will set only one of the client adresses as source
IP address for all packets going to the server. The server may
send packets to either of the IP addresses.


Best regards,

Andreas

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• [SCTP-Discussion] Multi Homing, Sébastien Edel, 08/23/2001
  • Re: [SCTP-Discussion] Multi Homing, Andreas Jungmaier, 08/23/2001

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