On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 9:23 AM, GeekPro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> >> When I configured with 4 brokers with mesh top'lgy
> >> a->b , c , d.
> >> b-> a , c , d
> >> c-> a, b , d
> >> d-> a, b, c
> >>
> >> It didn't worked when the brokers in the network are more than 2. If
> >> there
> >> is anything else I need to do please let me know
> >
> > Does each network connector in each broker specify the correct
> > networkTTL for hops to make? Each one should specify 3 for messages to
> > make it from one end to the other in a linear topology. But it's
> > possible that you may not need this much if you're configuring a mesh
> > topology.
...
> Yes I did Configured with mesh topology. Made the network ttl to 5. Yes I
> mentioned all the 3 other broker address as I mentioned above. but its
> wirking with 2 brokers but it is not working with 4 brokers also I wud like
> to mention once again that I am using Linux OS. Please let me know if
> anything else I need to configure.
So you can make this work with two brokers, correct? If so, making it
work with three and four brokers is no different. It's just a matter
of making sure that you have network connectors pointing from
broker-to-broker to support the store-and-forward functionality.
Bruce
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