We would like to run two TCP/IP stacks on the same node. Most likely the
full stack and tiny one. Is it possible? I remeber a discussion on the
subject somewhere but I have failed to find anything
Thanks
We would like to run two TCP/IP stacks on the same node. Most likely the
full stack and tiny one. Is it possible? I remeber a discussion on the
subject somewhere but I have failed to find anything
Thanks
Dmitri Poustovalov <pdmitri@bigfoot.com> wrote:
We would like to run two TCP/IP stacks on the same node. Most likely the
full stack and tiny one. Is it possible? I remeber a discussion on the
subject somewhere but I have failed to find anything >
It is possiable. But depends on what you want to achive,
you might find you have to play with Socket API in your clients.
-xtang
Hi:
The QnX documentaion on the web talks about it’s ability to support
multiple TCP/IP stacks on the same physical interface. However, I was not
able to find any document explaining how one achives this.
Also, assuming I do set up multiple stacks, do they all see multiple
virtual interfaces (vifs, if present) as one big interface? Or can I
configure 1 stack per vif ?
Help would be greatly appreciated. (An email would be splendid!)
-Rommel
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Dmitri Poustovalov <> pdmitri@bigfoot.com> > wrote:
We would like to run two TCP/IP stacks on the same node. Most likely the
full stack and tiny one. Is it possible? I remeber a discussion on the
subject somewhere but I have failed to find anything >It is possiable. But depends on what you want to achive,
you might find you have to play with Socket API in your clients.-xtang