One of the configuration I've tried looks like this:
Broker1, Broker2 (3....) are discovering each other through multicast and
have a static network connector to BrokerOUT. Also each has two
transportConnectors-one for the connections created trought multicast and
another for BrokerIN to connect to them. BrokerIN has a static
networkConnector for each of the brokers in the network. The schema is the
same for the second LAN.
-----------------Broker1<----------
| ^ |
| | |
v | |
brokerIN <-------BrokerOUT |
BrokerIN<-------BrokerOUT
(ntw2) ^ | |
(ntw2)
| | |
| v |
-----------------Broker2<----------
The multicast connections have a networkTTL of 1.
The static connections from Broker1,2,... to BrokerOUt also have a TTL of 1.
The static connector from BrokerOUT to BrokerIN(ntw2) has a TTL of 2.
The static connectors from BrokerIN to Broker1,2... have a TTL of 3.
The behavior was almost never the same - sometimes I can see the topics in
the other network, but with missing messages, sometimes I send 10 msg and I
get 300 on the other side, sometimes some of the brokers receive messages
right, and the others don't get any
I recall that having only one central broker didn't work at all.
(I'll try to find the settings I've tried than)
Thx!
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