The broker is trying to create a "unique id" for itself. Something along these lines
ID:PEDRO-3500-123265619-8203-0:0 Where "PEDRO" is the host name. You can assign the broker a name via the cfg file, but it still needs the UID. The <networkConnector uri="static://(tcp://192.168.98.102:61616)"/> line is telling the broker to establish a forwarding bridge to the broker at the specified IP address and port. So it going to try and connect to that remote broker. Joe ar13 wrote: > > Thanks for the reply > > I saw that too. That poses a problem . The private network I have set up > for JMS has no DNS service , intentionally . Why does active MQ need an > name? Can't it just default to the IP ? Can i set this name in the config > file ? > > re#1 > so this line ins correct under transport connectors > <transportConnector name="openwire" > uri="tcp://192.168.98.101:61616" /> > Great thanks ! > > re#2 > hmm ok then what is this line ( under networkConnector) for, if not to > identify the source ? > <networkConnector > uri="static://(tcp://192.168.98.102:61616)"/> > > thanks for your help > > > > Joe Fernandez wrote: >> >> Looks like the broker is trying to generate an id for itself, but can't >> because this statement is hurling an unknownhost exception >> >> hostName = InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName(); >> >> So I reckon the IP address of the local host cannot be resolved. Check >> your network settings. >> >> Re #1 - the way you've got it configured, the broker will only listen on >> 192.168.98.101 for connection requests. >> >> Re #2 - you could write yourself a broker plugin thingy that extends >> BrokerService and implements the addConnection(ConnectionContext context, >> ConnectionInfo info) method; within which you can check the IP address of >> the remote client making the connection request. >> >> Joe >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Securing-active-MQ-tp21612521p21614523.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
