Re: [ns] muticast

[Haobo Yu <haoboy@isi.edu>]

If you look at the base agent implementation, you'll notice that it has
only a single destination address/port, and there's only a single target_.
This means by design an agent can only send to one destination.

But a simple way may get around this. for example, you can have two agents
on the same node and use the second agent to relay traffic from the first
group to the second group. Of course these two agents need to know each 
other, which can be done by keeping pointers/handles in either c++ or
otcl.

Hope this helps.

On 19 Apr 2000, karim guessous wrote:

> hello,
> 
>    we are working on ns to implement a modul wich may prmit us to send a
> traffic from one group to an another (redirection de traffic).
> 
>    the node in wich we'll attach this agent will be the intersection between
> the two groups and have to transport the traffic from the first tree to the
> second.
> 
>    Please, if you have any information wich can help us, sent it to the
> mailing list or to karimguess@usa.net.
> 
>                                  regards. 
> 
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