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SCTP fails when multihoming is enabled
If the multihoming property is set SCTP (on Ubuntu 16.04) connection fails with
[ 0.494709][DBG] Failed to create he socket (family:2, type:1, prodocol:132)
To reproduce using tneat:
Start a server:
./tneat -p 8888
On the client node create a property file test.prop containing the properties { "transport": { "value": "SCTP", "precedence": 1}, "multihoming": { "value": true, "precedence": 2} }. Then run:
./tneat 172.23.10.2 -p 8888 -P ./test.prop -v2 -n 100
BTW, using an MPTCP kernel I get a different error
[ 0.849131][ERR] Failed to bindx fd XXX socket to IP. Error: Invalid argument
On MacOS (HighSierra 10.13.2) I get the same error as with the one mentioned about Ubuntu 16.04 on the client side. However on the server side, I get this error:
[ 0.003066][ERR] nt_listen_via_kernel: opening listening socket failed - Protocol not supported
Even though I have installed the usrsctp-neat and usrsctp support flag is enabled in CMakeList.txt.
On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, with a similar setup as above, I get this error though:
usrsctp_sendv: No such file or directory
Can you tell me, which setup you used. Which examples did you start? What did you do on the client and on the server side. What does your property list look like?
Am 10.01.2018 um 16:16 schrieb Naeem Khademi [email protected]:
On MacOS (HighSierra 10.13.2) I get the same error as with the one mentioned about Ubuntu 16.04 on the client side. However on the server side, I get this error:
[ 0.003066][ERR] nt_listen_via_kernel: opening listening socket failed - Protocol not supported
Even though I have installed the usrsctp-neat and usrsctp support flag is enabled in CMakeList.txt.
On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, with a similar setup as above, I get this error though:
usrsctp_sendv: No such file or directory
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