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Hi Patrik,

the problem is that you configure multiple interfaces
in the same IP network.
Please configure one interface in one network and the
other in another network.

For example on machine1:

eth0 172.30.58.2/24
eth1 172.30.59.2/24

and on machine2:
eth0 172.30.58.3/24
eth1 172.30.59.3/24

and connect eth0 of both machines via one LAN and eth1
of both machines via another LAN.

Then everything should work as expected.

Best regards
Michael

On 26. Aug 2004, at 14:51 Uhr, Patrick Stuedi wrote:

Hi there,
I'm using the example programs included in socketapi-1.3.1 to test the
multihoming feature. Basically what I'm doing is on machine1 I have to
interfaces up and I'm starting sctpmultiserver as follows:

./sctpmultiserver -local=172.30.58.2 -local=172.30.58.20 -in=2 -out=2

Similarly I'm starting the client

./sctpterminal 172.30.58.2:echo 172.30.58.20:echo -in=2 -out=2

I have to mention that connecting to just one of these to IP's works
fine. But shouldn't it be possible to (by using the command above) turn
off one of these interfaces on the server side (using ifdown) and still
be connected. Unfortunately this only works for one interface (this must
be the primary one I guess). What's the problem?
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Patrick



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• [SCTP-Discussion] multihoming using example programs, Patrick Stuedi, 08/26/2004
  • Re: [SCTP-Discussion] multihoming using example programs, Michael Tuexen, 08/26/2004

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