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Thread: Where to set up the multicast ip address during the configuration of NLB with IGMP?

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    bearjoeyin@gmail.com Guest

    Where to set up the multicast ip address during the configuration of NLB with IGMP?

    I have two servers in the cluster, both of which is using the windows
    server 2003. Each of servers has two network cards, one is for process
    the request from clients, the other one is for communicate one
    another. I configure the Network Load Balancing with Multicast IGMP.
    Server 1 uses the *.*.*.14 for processing the requests, and server 2
    users the *.*.*.15, and virtal IP address for clients to access is
    *.*.*.16.

    Now the problem clients cannot access to the cluster through *.*.*.16,
    but they can directly access to the *.*.*.14 and *.*.*.15.

    Do I need to set up the multicast address? I cannot find any place to
    sign the multicast address. Where to input the multicast address?


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    Russ Kaufmann [MVP] Guest

    Re: Where to set up the multicast ip address during the configuration of NLB with IGMP?

    <bearjoeyin@gmail.com> wrote in message
    news:1185228774.437894.9880@j4g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
    >I have two servers in the cluster, both of which is using the windows
    > server 2003. Each of servers has two network cards, one is for process
    > the request from clients, the other one is for communicate one
    > another. I configure the Network Load Balancing with Multicast IGMP.
    > Server 1 uses the *.*.*.14 for processing the requests, and server 2
    > users the *.*.*.15, and virtal IP address for clients to access is
    > *.*.*.16.
    >
    > Now the problem clients cannot access to the cluster through *.*.*.16,
    > but they can directly access to the *.*.*.14 and *.*.*.15.
    >
    > Do I need to set up the multicast address? I cannot find any place to
    > sign the multicast address. Where to input the multicast address?


    It goes in the cluster tab of the NLB properties.

    BTW, it still might not work depending upon your network hardware and its
    ability to support multicasting of non-multicast IP addresses. You will
    probably want to switch to Unicast since you have two NICs.


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