Try to give more details. I also have such problems, maybe could help you.

2011/9/22 Sergio Aguilera Cazorla <[email protected]>

> Hello,
>
> I am a telecommunication enginnering student and I'm working on my final
> degree thesis using Apache River technology. My goal is to integrate the
> distributed capabilities that River offers with a previously developed
> software written in the Java programming language.
>
> I've been working for some months using reggie as the Lookup Server. I've
> always tried my programs using a single machine. I've been careful in the
> sense that I've executed client, server and reggie in different locations,
> different JVM's, etc. However, problems arise when we try the software
> developed so far in 3 different machines: we are unable to get a response
> from reggie. We are executing reggie with the default configuration
> provided
> with the "hello" example.
>
> As everything works fine in a single machine with the proper cautions to
> simulate a distributed system, we suspect that the problem is related to
> network configuration, firewalls and switches. We perform multicast
> discovery in order to contact reggie (yes, unicast discovery may work, but
> the software we are developing would be pointless if we needed a specific
> server URL).
>
> May there be some problems with multicast packets? Could someone post a
> list
> of possible reasons that could make the visibility of reggie crash if it
> works fine in a single machine?
>
> Next days we'll perform some more testing and hopefully I'll be able to
> provide you with more data.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> --
> *Sergio Aguilera*
>

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