you can only specify a single address, currently there is no fail over.
if you have two nics, and you want fail over between them, do it on the
OS level.
for example, on Linux, you can bond two nics into one IP address, and
the OS will automatically fail over between them
much better doing it at the lower level, than in the java code
Filip
Burnett, Adam wrote:
In our environment we have multiple boxes each with multiple NICs. In
order for clustering to work I had to explicitly specify the address
of eth0 for the tcpListenAddress because "auto" wasn't working. Is it
possible to specify failover address for this attribute? In the case
that just eth0 (or the router it is connected to) goes down it would
be nice for the session replication to still work since connections
will still be coming in via the alternate NIC.
Basically I'm looking for the ability to do something like:
<Receiver
className="org.apache.catalina.cluster.tcp.ReplicationListener"
tcpListenAddress="151.138.13.202;151.138.13.203"
tcpListenPort="4005"
tcpSelectorTimeout="100"
tcpThreadCount="6"/>
Thanks for any time/help.
-Adam
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