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Hello !
Yes. It is possible. And it works just fine.
I have two (development and testing) e*Gate instances on Solaris.
HOW-TO:
1. Create two+ user accounts on your unix box and
install two+ instances of e*Gate - each under created account.
2. Edit your rc files - you should give each registry host
its own port number. Like this:
/opt/egate/server/bin/stcregd.exe -ss -ln<YourUNIXhost> -bd/opt/egate/server -pr23001 -pc23002 -mc1024
Ports specified with -pr and -pc should be unique through all your e*gate registry hosts.
Regards
Yes. It is possible. And it works just fine.
I have two (development and testing) e*Gate instances on Solaris.
HOW-TO:
1. Create two+ user accounts on your unix box and
install two+ instances of e*Gate - each under created account.
2. Edit your rc files - you should give each registry host
its own port number. Like this:
/opt/egate/server/bin/stcregd.exe -ss -ln<YourUNIXhost> -bd/opt/egate/server -pr23001 -pc23002 -mc1024
Ports specified with -pr and -pc should be unique through all your e*gate registry hosts.
Regards
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