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  1. 12-01-2011 #1
    himanshu
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    Single node registered against multiple Grids

    Hi,

    Can you please let me know if a single node can be registered across multiple Grids, in other way
    can I configure multiple Locators for a node?

    Ice.Default.Locator=IceGrid/Locator:tcp -h localhost -p 19500, 2nd grid, 3rd grid...

    Thanks,
    Himanshu
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    Hi,

    A node can be registered with multiple IceGrid registry replicas but can't be registered with multiple IceGrid registries which are not replicas of each other. See IceGrid replication documentation for more information on IceGrid replication.

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