
Reconguring network interface binding manually
To manually congure which network interface the sender binds to:
1. Disable the Listen for RGS connections on all network interfaces option in the RGS Sender
Conguration tool.
NOTE: See Using the RGS Sender Conguration tool on page 57 for more information.
2. Click the network icon in the Windows notication area, and then click Open Network and Sharing
Center.
3. Click Change adapter settings in the left pane.
4. Press the Alt key to show the menu bar, select Advanced, and then select Advanced Settings.
5. In the Adapter and Bindings panel, use the arrow buttons next to the Connections pane to move the
desired network interface to the top of the list.
The network interface at the top of the list will be the one listened to by RGS Sender.
Reconguring network interface binding using the RGS Sender Conguration tool
Before conguring options in the RGS Sender Conguration tool, you’ll need to determine the number that
corresponds to the network interface you want RGS Sender to listen to. To do this, follow these steps:
1. Click the network icon in the Windows notication area, and then click Open Network and Sharing
Center.
2. Click Change adapter settings in the left pane.
3. Press the Alt key to show the menu bar, select Advanced, and then select Advanced Settings.
4. In the Adapter and Bindings panel, look at the list of network interfaces in the Connections pane.
The number that corresponds to the network interface at the top of the list is 0. The number for the next
network interface in the list is 1, and so on.
After determining the number that corresponds to the desired network interface, follow these steps to
congure the appropriate RGS Sender settings:
1. Disable the Listen for RGS connections on all network interfaces option in the RGS Sender
Conguration tool.
2. Set the value of the Listen to a specic network interface option in the RGS Sender Conguration tool
to the number of the desired network interface.
NOTE: See Using the RGS Sender Conguration tool on page 57 for more information.
Network timeouts
The network timeout properties of RGS Receiver and RGS Sender provide a way to handle network
disruptions. Although TCP/IP is reliable, it does not guarantee network packet delivery. Possible issues include
the following:
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Network over-subscription, resulting in congestion and packet loss
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CPU utilization by other processes and tasks, starving the TCP/IP network stack
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Incorrectly congured or malfunctioning network switches, routers, and network interfaces
See below for a list of timeout-related issues and solutions.
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