The below example will explain you, how to send the message to different subnet.
Let a network Bcast Address : 192.168.180.255
System IP : 192.168.180.15
Host Name : tiger100
RVD service port : 7190
Another Network Bcast Address: 192.168.175.255
System IP :192.168.175.51
Host Name : lion100
RVD service port : 5991
Here we are going to send the message from tiger100 to lion100
1) check on both system if rvd process is running or not. It should running . else start rvd on both
ps -ef | grep 'rvd'
2) Start the rvd listener on lion100
./tibrvlisten -service 7190 -daemon tcp:7500 Test.message
3) Now send the message from tiger100
./tibrvsend -network ";;192.168.175.51" -service 7190 -daemon tcp:7500 Test.message "Hello World"
That it... Now you the message at lion100.
Let a network Bcast Address : 192.168.180.255
System IP : 192.168.180.15
Host Name : tiger100
RVD service port : 7190
Another Network Bcast Address: 192.168.175.255
System IP :192.168.175.51
Host Name : lion100
RVD service port : 5991
Here we are going to send the message from tiger100 to lion100
1) check on both system if rvd process is running or not. It should running . else start rvd on both
ps -ef | grep 'rvd'
2) Start the rvd listener on lion100
./tibrvlisten -service 7190 -daemon tcp:7500 Test.message
3) Now send the message from tiger100
./tibrvsend -network ";;192.168.175.51" -service 7190 -daemon tcp:7500 Test.message "Hello World"
That it... Now you the message at lion100.
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