Hi,
I have JBoss 3.0.3 running on a Win2K server which has two network cards. The primary card has IP address
100.100.111.1 and the secondary 100.100.222.1. There is no route between subnets 111 and 222, with this I mean
that a client 'A' with IP 100.100.111.2 is not able to ping client 'B' with IP 100.100.222.2. Both clients are
able to ping the JBoss server using its host name and I can open the jmx-console web site from both clients.
However, I cannot connect to the JBoss naming service from client 'B', which resides in the 222 subnet.
From my client program running in 'B', I printed out the toString() method of the downloaded NamingServer stub and it looks like this:
org.jnp.server.NamingServer_Stub[RemoteStub [ref: [endpoint:[100.100.111.1:1039](remote),objID:[edf3f6:f17ebb2f5a:-8000, 0]]]]
The stub seems to have the ip address of the primary NIC of the server as its endpoint. Is this something I could control from the JBoss configuration files? I would need the endpoint to be the server's host name instead of its primary NIC IP address, which the clients from subnet 222 cannot see.
Thanks,
-Simo
