Hi,
>
> Hi,
>
> It should be able to. Which version of mrouted are you running. I've
I'm running mrouted 3.81 on Red Hat Linux release 5.1 (Manhattan),
Kernel 2.0.33 on an i686. Also, I compiled multicast routing into the
kernel. mrouted with "-d 3" flag shows all 2 recognised multicast enabled
vifs and also shows the multicast probe and join messages from other
machines.
> gotten it to work with 2 machines on a lan and the 3rd ppp'ed to the one
> configured as a multicast router running mrouted 3.9beta. Also, did you
> compile multicast routing into your kernel?
>
> Tuan
>
> On Wed, 11 Nov 1998, S.RadhaKrishna wrote:
>
> > hi all,
> > I have three systems namely calvin (with 2 n/w interfaces :192.9.205.217,
> > 192.9.2.217), delta (with 1 interface : 192.9.2.210) and sigma (with 1
> > interface : 192.9.205.216).
> >
> > I have two socket programming applications "cli" (sends pkts. addressed
> > to 225.0.0.37 and port 12345) and "serv" (joins 225.0.0.37 and listens on
> > port 12345).
> >
> > "serv" is run on "calvin" and "delta". "cli" is run on "sigma". Also
> > "mrouted" is running on calvin. The "serv" on calvin is able to receive the
> > packets from "cli" on sigma. Will the mrouted on calvin be able to route
> > the multicast packets from cli, on its other interface so that "serv" on delta
> > receives them? I started mrouted with "-d 3" option, but it doesn't show
> > any such packets except for the membership probe/report messages. Can
> > anybody help me on this issue?
> >
> > thanks
> > RadhaKrishna Phone(off) : 2241730 extn:3409
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