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From what I understand, and I may not understand correctly, to
perform IB Multicast, betweeen two nodes, I need to swap addresses and
remote keys for the two nodes. In the examples I have seen this has
been done via RDMA CM directly between the two nodes. Does it matter
how this information is exchanged? In my application I will have
several nodes multicasting to several other nodes and I want to manage
the connections from a independent application. What I would like to
do is write this application, server, etc. so that each node would
request connection with another node and then be provied with the
information it needs to multicast. For example... Node 1 would
request a connection (from the server app) Node 2 and Node 2 would
request a connection (again, from the server app) to Node 1. The
Server app would provide Node 2's "credentials" to Node 1 and likewise
to Node 2. Is this even possible?
- Independent server management of Multicasting connections dev
