RTPManager initializing with multicast address!

Hi every body..
i use RTPManager and initializes it to multicastAddress and then in
addTarget() call i again pass same IP multicast address on two RTPManagers running on different machines.... but y dont i get NewParticipantEvent on any of the two PC`s ???
i did this i.e use same Multicasting address for initializing and addTraget(), cause JMF docs says it..
but... if i initializes to localAddress.. then things seems to work fine.. thats another question y is this so ??
i thing i am using 224.0.0.1 as a multicasting address in my LAN!
any body have a clue abt it??
Thanks in advance
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