IP Binding or Virtual Machine

From: Dominique Potvin (dpotvin@etfsinc.com)
Date: Thu Sep 25 2003 - 17:33:01 EDT

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Hi Managers,

I'm trying to run 2 instances of a java tcp server on a machine.
I've setup 2 virtual ip, and I would like one server on each ip, same
port. I'm running Solaris 8 on sparc.

I did that before with apache no problem. But with that new server I did
not found any way of binding to a specific IP or NIC from the config file!

Now I'm asking you, is there a way to "wrap" the application so that it
can only listen on one interface? (tcpwrapper, socks, ???)
Or is there a way to setup a virtual machine on solaris sparc? (vmware)
Or is there another way of doing that since it's in java?

Thanks for your time.

Dominique
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