Well the rest of the story is that I'm running a FreeBSD box and when the box has only one interface then it's not necessary to setup multicast routing which by the way is not built in a FreeBSD generic kernel.
FreebsD docs state:
"FreeBSD supports multicast host operations by default"
Since this would be in the category of a host operation and there would be no need to forward multicast traffic between interfaces I thought that maybe there could be code in the esf application that would choose the IP it would bound to.
Just wondering if that is the case but if you Anthony can confirm that it is totally left out to the OS routing rules I'll take my inquiry somewhere else to clarify further.
Thx
yes you can control the IP and by virtue of your routing table which interface.
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 3:05 PM, Luis F Urrea <lfurrea@gmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hi all,
I have a FS process running on a fw with 2 ethernet
interfaces, the FS process is bound to the internal iface but
when I use esf_page_group it tries to forward multicast
packets through the external iface, is there a config
parameter maybe to be able to control this?
TIA
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