01-19-2005
Joining multicast group on IPADDR_ANY - which interface?
Hello all,
I have the following question:
if you join a multicast group (with setsockopt() and IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP) and specify INADDR_ANY as network interface to join on, the kernel is supposed to choose which interface to use (if there are multiple network interfaces, of course).
Does anybody here know how this default interface is chosen? How can I find out which interface on some machine will be used in this case, how can I configure a particular interface to be used as default for multicast join (if INADDR_ANY is used)?
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Alex.
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LEARN ABOUT NETBSD
pvcsif
PVCSIF(8) BSD System Manager's Manual PVCSIF(8)
NAME
pvcsif -- configure ATM PVC sub interfaces
SYNOPSIS
pvcsif interface [-s]
pvcsif -a
DESCRIPTION
pvcsif creates a sub interface for an ATM PVC. A sub interface pvc(4) is dynamically created. The created interface is bound to interface
but at this point no VC is assigned. To assign a VC, pvctxctl(8) should be used later.
A PVC sub interface is intended to use an ATM PVC as an alternative serial connection, and to be allocated per PVC basis. A PVC sub inter-
face looks as a point-to-point interface and is multicast capable, as opposed to the NBMA (NonBroadcast Multiple Access) model that requires
a MARS server. A point-to-point interface is useful to run MBone or protocols requiring multicast, such as RSVP and IPv6, over a PVC WAN
connection.
Note that a sub interface is not a full-fledged interface but just an indirect reference to the real interface.
The options are as follows:
-s For use with a shell, it prints the created interface name.
-a Lists the existing sub interfaces.
SEE ALSO
en(4), pvc(4), ifconfig(8), pvctxctl(8)
BUGS
Currently, there is no way to remove a sub interface.
BSD
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