IRB Multicast Communications Channel class
![]() | CAVERN_mcastChannelEvent_t Trigger event types for mcast channels. | ||||||
![]() | status_t Status codes returned from CAVERN_irbChannel_c methods.
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![]() | link (CAVERN_irbKey_c* localKey) Link a local key to the multicast channel |
![]() | open (char * mcastAddr, unsigned short mcastPort, int mcastTTL, CAVERN_qosAttrib_c* qosAttr, CAVERN_irbMcastChannel_c::status_t *retStatus) Open the multicast channel to a multicast group |
![]() | CAVERN_mcastChannelEvent_t Trigger event types for mcast channels. | ||||||
![]() | status_t Status codes returned from CAVERN_irbChannel_c methods.
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IRB Multicast Communications Channel class. A multicast channel opens up to a multicast group rather than to a remote IRB. Multicast channels use the standard unreliable multicast protocol. If you wish to multicast between distantly located remote sites you will either need your system administrator to set up a multicast tunnel, or you need to create your own version of a tunnel by forming explict CAVERN_irbChannel_c's and links to the remote site. Note: when you open a connection to a multicast group on a machine you cannot open a connection another multicast group from the same machine.
CAVERN_irbMcastLink_c* link(CAVERN_irbKey_c* localKey)
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