On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 04:15 PM, Jason Hunt wrote:
If someone is using broadcast for a service discovery protocol instead of multicast, they would want services, whether running locally or remotely, to receive that broadcast. If loopback is the only interface, it might still be desirable to find services running on the local machine.Any examples? I cannot think of a practical case where this would beOther platforms out there will handle broadcast on the loopback interface. Is it desirable to make changes to the FreeBSD stack to get this behavior?
required. I would think that an application will know if it sent a
broadcast or not, so it shouldn't have to receive that broadcast itself.
Anyone disagree?
-josh
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