jboss.bind.address parameter has no affect

[drippel]

I have a server with two NICs.
One NIC and IP for an internal admin network. And the other NIC and IP exposed as part of an intranet.

I am trying to configure JBoss to use the IP for the intranet by adding
-Djboss.bind.address=<INTRANET IP> in run.bat.

However, this is not working. The server starts up on the ADMIN IP address every time.

In the JBoss web-console, the host is listed as the ADMIN IP address.
And under JBoss System Properties, the jboss.bind.address is set to the INTRANET address I want. However, there is nothing running on the INTRANET address and nothing listening on that address. I have verified this with a small client app that tries to establish a JNDI context on the IP.


Environment is.
JBoss: 3.2.1 (200305041533)
OS: Windows 2000
JVM: 1.4.2_01-b06

[timdrisdelle]

We are having the EXACT same problem.

Anyone out there with a solution?

[starksm64]

The first version supporting global binding to an address is 3.2.3. Use the --host startup option to set the bind value.

[caveli]

How I do that? What file I have to modify?