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        1. Re: Running several JBOSS 7_1_1 clusters on the same networkwdfink Aug 1, 2013 2:44 PM (in response to sid_de)1> Yes 2> Yes, but there was a JDK bug in the past where the port was not respected. But I think this is not an issue ATM and the combination address-port must be unique 3> one port is related to the multicast and one is used together with the real-ip, so it depends on the configuration if you use MCast you can change the m-cast port only 
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        2. Re: Running several JBOSS 7_1_1 clusters on the same networksid_de Aug 2, 2013 5:16 AM (in response to wdfink)Hi Wolf , Thank you for your answers . Could you kindly elaborate on point 3 . I understand that the multicast-port is used for multicast messages which form the foundations of the cluster , but am still unclear as to what we need the port 55200 for . Also a few further add-on questions :- 4> Let us say that I have 2 clusters running with different multicast address + port combinations ... in case the cluster names are the same , will there be an issue ? 5> The cluster names are the same as the names ( output of the hostname command ... assuming a Unix box ) of the first node starting the cluster right ? 6> Assuming that running more than 1 JBOSS cluster on the same network is a common requirement , what are the default methods that are generally used to guarantee unique multicast-address + port combinations ? In our case we were thinking about setting the last 3 octets of the multicast address as the same as the last 3 octets of the IP address of the first node of the cluster ( assuming locally assignable multicast addresses belong to the range 239.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 ) . 
 
    