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# If you are running Simpact's Multicast-capable Freeway server #
# software, there is another way to connect two or more data streams #
# to a client application (or applications). This takes advantage of #
# the fact that the Freeway can receive Multicast data packets even #
# if it was the originator of those packets. The bootcfg file might #
# look like this (this also shows the IPFMP protocol module): #
# #
# device_name = icp4 #
# device_type = icp_ip #
# socket_type = sock_dgram #
# local_address = 0.0.0.0 #
# local_port_base = 0x3400 #
# foreign_address = 234.1.1.2 #
# foreign_port_base = 0x3500 #
# internal_protocol = ipfmp #
# #
# device_name = icp5 #
# device_type = icp_ip #
# socket_type = sock_dgram #
# local_address = 234.1.1.2 #
# local_port_base = 0x3500 #
# foreign_address = 234.1.1.3 #
# foreign_port_base = 0x3400 #
# internal_protocol = ipfmp #
# #
# sra_module = ipfmp486.o #
# #
# Then Message Switch specifiers like: #
# #
# icp5port0 > icp5port0 #
# icp5port0 > icp6port0 #
# #
# would mean that a client application writing a single packet to #
# icp4port0 would cause an IPFMP packet to be sent to 3 places: #
# #
# 1) 234.1.1.2 port 0x3500 (written directly by the client app) #
# 2) 234.1.1.3 port 0x3400 (written by Message Switch to icp5port0) #
# 3) whereever icp6port0 is configured for #
# #
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