MP mode BRIDGE configuration whith several sockets on a same network

Question

Hi all,
I'd like to know if it makes any sense to mount several sockets between two BRIGE process on the same network.
Is it a way to improve performances when using a multithreaded BRIDGE ? or is it useless ?
An sample of my configuration : two netwgroups whith same priority on the same network but whith two distincts TCP/IP ports.
BRTHREADS=Y
*NETGROUPS
DEFAULTNET NETGRPNO = 0 NETPRIO = 10 #default
VMOSART1 NETGRPNO = 100 NETPRIO = 100 # utilise le VLAN Mosart
VMOSART2 NETGRPNO = 101 NETPRIO = 100 # utilise le VLAN Mosart
*NETWORK
DEFAULT:
MINENCRYPTBITS=0
MAXENCRYPTBITS=0
# QS01
QS01
NADDR="//hera:rednet"
NLSADDR="//hera:tlrednet"
QS01
NETGROUP=VMOSART1
NADDR="//hera:rednet1"
NLSADDR="//hera:tlrednet"
QS01
NETGROUP=VMOSART2
NADDR="//hera:rednet2"
NLSADDR="//hera:tlrednet"
# QS02-----
QS02
NADDR="//zeus:rednet"
NLSADDR="//zeus:tlrednet"
QS02
NETGROUP=VMOSART1
NADDR="//zeus:rednet1"
NLSADDR="//zeus:tlrednet"
QS02
NETGROUP=VMOSART2
NADDR="//zeus:rednet2"
NLSADDR="//zeus:tlrednet"
Best regards,
Emmanuel RABOT
Edited by: user5190298 on 22 janv. 2009 10:55

Answer 1

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