Control DCOM connections in a PC with multiple IP addresses

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Hello,

I have 2 IP address on my NIC. The second one added as an Alternate.

Say a.b.c.10 and a.b.c.12. I need all the connections to originate from a.b.c.12.

For DCOM connections originating from this machine, is it possible to control the "originator" IP?

For specific applications, I bind to the IP I need to use and control this but cannot figure how to ensure DCOM also does this.

Thanks,
Suraj

Posted 23-Jan-16 10:45am

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Member 12001186 · Answer 1 · 2016-01-23T22:24:00

Solution 1

With Component Services (dcomcnfg.exe) you can set the endpoints and protocols available for use by the clients of the DCOM server, the lanch and activation permission and the context.

Hope this helps.

Harold

Posted 23-Jan-16 22:24pm

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