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Joseph M. Paris - 2004-07-27

Hello,

I was wondering how i can share a tuple space between two hosts on completely different subnets. I'm looking to link two institutions together for a research project i'm working on.

Thanks for the help,
Joe

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- Joseph M. Paris - 2004-07-27
  
  Sorry, two completely different networks.
  
  -Joe
  
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- Marcelo Nery dos Santos - 2004-07-28
  
  I am not a LIME expert, but my feeling says that as long as LIME uses IP Multicast as the basic communicating system, IP multicast should be enabled in such a way that the hosts that will communicate must be accessible from each other. If you can not fulfill this requirement, I am not sure that you will be able to use this version of LIME in such environment.
  
  There is a Java Class, called MulticastTest (or something similar) that is useful to check if multicast is avaiable between several hosts.
  
  Best Regards,
  
  Marcelo
  
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- Joseph M. Paris - 2004-07-28
  
  My eyes must have missed the -mcastaddr option (ugh). I have it working now, thanks!
  
  --Joe
  
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