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My machine has two ethernet cards. its ethernet cards are assigned IP
address each.
One server process works on my machine.
If this server process wanna deal with packets from all two interfaces, two
IPs.
that is, clients can be on two interfaces.

Is it possible?
If not, Does it need each server process according to each IP. need two
server process ?

Help me..
Beg your advice..
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So, you should write the server so that, on the command line, you can
tell it what name and port it should bind to.  That way, you can run
two copies, one for each nic.

But I do not know, this might happen automatically if the service
is controlled by "inetd" or "xinetd".

Anyone else know about this ??

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Quote:> My machine has two ethernet cards. its ethernet cards are assigned IP
> address each.
> One server process works on my machine.
> If this server process wanna deal with packets from all two interfaces,
two
> IPs.
> that is, clients can be on two interfaces.

> Is it possible?

If your server process doesn't have a command line option or conf file to
specify the ip address we'll have to try something else.  In which case you
need to tell us which process it is and how it is started and configured.