The multicast address and port used for incoming and outgoing multicast immediate
messages can be set with mim_address and mim_destination_port. A context may use different multicast
addresses and/or ports for incoming and outgoing messages by setting mim_incoming_address, mim_outgoing_address, mim_incoming_destination_port, and/or mim_outgoing_destination_port. In case of conflict, UM uses the most recently set option.
As with LBT-RM on multi-homed hosts, the interface UM uses
for MIM follows the interface used for multicast topic resolution. See resolver_multicast_interface.
Warning The addresses and ports you configure for MIM traffic should not overlap with any addresses or ports - or address and port ranges - configured for LBT-RM transports or Topic Resolution traffic. For example, do not use the same multicast address for both Topic Resolution (
resolver_multicast_address) and MIM (mim_address). Use different addresses and ports for all multicast address options and port options.
See also Multicast Immediate Messaging for more information about this feature.
The IP multicast address that multicast immediate messages are sent to and received from.
The UDP destination port that multicast immediate messages are sent to and received from.
The IP multicast address that multicast immediate messages are received from. Setting this option to 0.0.0.0 turns off multicast immediate messaging (MIM).
The UDP destination port that multicast immediate messages are received from.
The IP multicast address that multicast immediate messages are sent to.
The UDP destination port that multicast immediate messages are sent to.
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