We receive a real time stock feed (ip multicast) from Athens Stock Exchange
(Site A) to our premises (Site B). What we are trying to achieve is to
forward the feed from our premises (Site B) to the datacenter on which our
web servers are hosted on (Site C). On Site C an application (Quicklink)
will be installed that will receive the multicast stream and put the data
into a SQL server (Site C). Currently this application runs on "Site B". It
runs correctly but with delays.
We are trying to avoid the delays, by forwarding the multicast group from
"Site B" to "Site C" using the Windows 2003's "Routing & Remote Access "
Service . When this forwarding is done the application will be run on on
"Site C" with no data delays.
We split the above network (192.168.101.64/32 ) in two subnets where
the first subnet was applied on the first RAS server (on site B)
(192.168.101.64 mask 255.255.255.252) and the second subnet was rou ted
via the first RAS Server (on site B) to another RAS Server (on Site C)
using site - to - site VPN.
The application currently runs on first RAS server "Site B" with ip address
192.168.101.66 mask 255.255.255.252 and is member of 225.6.9.19 multicast
group. Works with no problem .
We want to forward multicast ip 225.6.9.19 from first RAS Server (on
Site B) to the second RAS Server (Site C).
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