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[LDM #RIN-672143]: "Broadcast" entry for ldmd.conf?
- Subject: [LDM #RIN-672143]: "Broadcast" entry for ldmd.conf?
- Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 12:00:59 -0700
Ernest,
> Steve, So I make sure I understand, the downstream ldm needs an ACCEPT
> and the "upstream" would need some process running the ldmsend or pqsend, not
> the ldmd itself. ThanksErnie-----"Unidata LDM Support"
> <address@hidden> wrote: -----To: Ernest CTR Sessa/ACT/CNTR/FAA@FAAFrom:
> "Unidata LDM Support" <address@hidden>Date: 03/01/2012 11:56AMcc:
> address@hidden.eduSubject: [LDM #RIN-672143]: "Broadcast" entry for
> ldmd.conf?Ernest,> We have a situation where it would be helpful to be
> able to push data from a> ldm server inside a domain to a ldm server
> outside. I know there is an ACCEPT> entry for the reciever, is there a
> corresponding entry for the transmitter> that would support this
> connection?An ACCEPT entry in the downstream LDM's configuration file will
> suffice.You should know that the LDM server doesn't use this
> "out-of-the-blue" transmission mechanism: only the pqsend(1), ldmsend(1), and
> rtstats(1)
programs use it. The reason is robustness: in order to ensure reliability,
one would have to wrap these programs with sufficient error-checking and
contingency-handling code as to, basically, recreate the LDM server.> We are
currently running v6.8.1.> > Thank You<> Ernest Sessa>
address@hidden> 609 485 6396Regards,Steve EmmersonTicket
Details===================Ticket ID: RIN-672143Department: Support LDMPriority:
NormalStatus: Closed
>
That's correct: you would not need to run an LDM server on the upstream host to
do what you want.
What you want, however, will not be as reliable as running an LDM server on the
upstream host and requesting the data from it by the downstream LDM.
Regards,
Steve Emmerson
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: RIN-672143
Department: Support LDM
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
