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  • From: "Matias Reina" <mellimatias AT gmail.com>
  • To: discussion AT sctp.de
  • Subject: [SCTP-Discussion] Question about path, local address and its events
  • Date: Tue Sep 26 14:52:13 2006
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Hi all,

We are developing a Net middleware using sctplib to solve handoff issues.

Suppose that we are connecting 2 nodes, let be "node A" and "node B".

After analyze the library, we concluded that:

If I'm in node A, a path number always reference the B interfaces
node, I mean ... not the channel between A and B. For example, if node
A has 2 IP's (A1 and A2) and B has only one (B1), in node B I'll have
2 paths but in A I'll have only one.

Additional, if I want to send data from B through A1 IP, I just call
send with the correct path, but, If I want to send data from node A
thought my interface whit A1 IP, I can't do it.

- Is all this correct?

- If IP A1 goes down, how can I catch this event in node A?

- networkStatusChangeNotif is only throw in B right?

- When I recieve data from B, how can I know the path that is used to
comunicate?

Thanks in advance,

Best regards,

Matías Reina
FING - UdelaR - In.Co.
Montevideo Uruguay
www.fing.edu.uy/inco
mreina AT fing.edu.uy




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