Hi Steven, As I understand it, a hub typically listens and accepts incoming connection requests from the spokes. In AMQ's case, the hub-broker has a transport connector used for listening, while the spoke-brokers each have a network connector used for connecting to the hub. As you add spokes, you don't have to update the hub's configuration; you just point the new spoke at the hub. You assign the duplex option to the spoke's network connector.
Joe steven.marcus wrote: > > Hello! > > I just tried the latest snapshot and am having trouble setting up hub and > spoke for distributed persistent topics. > > Could someone clarify how to set up hub and spoke, especially with regard > to the placement of the duplex property? > > Does the hub need a network connector to each spoke with duplex=true? > Or can spokes just connect to the hub? > > thanks in advance, > Steven Marcus > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/NetworkTTL-and-Duplex-Problem-tp14428941s2354p14609742.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
