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  2. CONFSERVER-30962

Provide a way create the cluster name from the multicast IP

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      According to here, the multicast IP address is created using the cluster name. Is was stated that the class uses a MD5 hash in the name to create the IP.

      Would be nice if we had a way to create the cluster name by inserting the Multicast IP manually, in case you want to have a specific Multicast IP instead of creating it from the name.

            [CONFSERVER-30962] Provide a way create the cluster name from the multicast IP

            In 5.7 it is now possible to choose your own multicast address independently of cluster name

            Adam Barnes (Inactive) added a comment - In 5.7 it is now possible to choose your own multicast address independently of cluster name

            James Tran added a comment -

            This would be very beneficial at my company as my Network Engineering team requires me to use a certain range of IPs for Multicast traffic. If I can reverse hash the desired Multicast IP to a cluster name, this would be very helpful.

            James Tran added a comment - This would be very beneficial at my company as my Network Engineering team requires me to use a certain range of IPs for Multicast traffic. If I can reverse hash the desired Multicast IP to a cluster name, this would be very helpful.

              drizzuto David Rizzuto
              rgadami Rodrigo Girardi Adami
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