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> I want 2 applications on the SAME node to get messages being sent to a
> multicast address.  Unfortunately, the second bind on the multicast
> address + port fails.  Is this not possible?  If so, would it not be
> against the whole idea of multicast?

You dont have to bind your socket for receiving multicast packets. Just
join the mgroup with a call to setsockopt() (IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP).

-Sarada 

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