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Figure 4-5 Restarting the RGS Sender
4-3-2 NIC reconfiguration using the NIC binding properties
At RGS 5.1, several new Sender properties were added to allow the administrator to configure which NIC(s) the
RGS Sender will listen to for connection requests. For a description of these properties, refer to Section 8-5-6,
“Sender NIC binding properties
.”
Continuing with use of the HP ProLiant xw460c Blade Workstation as an example, Figure 4-6 shows how the two
NICs can be referenced in numerical sequence in their binding order. The NIC binding properties permit
specification of which NIC (either 0 or 1) the RGS Sender will listen to for connection requests. For example, using
the Rgsender.Network.Interface.1.IsEnabled property, an administrator can specify that the RGS
Sender will listen for connection requests on NIC 1 (corresponding to Local Area Connection 4), even though NIC
1 is the second NIC in binding order.
Figure 4-6 NIC binding order numerical sequence
Again, refer to Section 8-5-6, “Sender NIC binding properties,” for a description of these properties.
NIC 0
NIC 1