- From: "hi_research AT yahoo.co.uk" <hi_research AT yahoo.co.uk>
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- Subject: [SCTP-Discussion] Multi-homed association
- Date: Sat Apr 15 04:32:02 2006
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Dear Sir,
I am able to setup a single homed SCTP association using the test_tool progam
and the following script files-
Sender Computer Script-
initialize: ip=172.30.58.3, port=10001, instreams=1, outstreams=1;
set_payload_body:length=288, contents="x";
wait_for_assoc;
LOOP: times = 230000;
send_chunks: num=1, stream=0, delay=0;
ENDLOOP;
shutdown;
Receiver Computer Script-
initialize: ip=172.30.58.2, port=20001, instreams=1,
outstreams=1;
associate: ip=172.30.58.3, port=10001, outstreams=1;
Can you please let me know that, is it possible to make multihomed SCTP
association using test_tool progam and the script files. I have
configured two ip addresses in each computer.
one pc network configuration is:
etho0 -> 172.30.58.2/24
etho1-> 172.30.59.2/24
another pc network configuration is:
etho0 -> 172.30.58.3/24
etho1-> 172.30.59.3/24
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Nurul
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- [SCTP-Discussion] Multi-homed association, hi_research AT yahoo.co.uk, 04/15/2006
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