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Hi,
I have been trying to run the latency and throughput testing under the security enabled feature but was unsucessful with Perftest 4.1 and Connext DDS 6.1.1. I just want to run the test with some security algorithm on UDPv4.
Based on the documentation I've set the:
set NDDSHOME=C:\Users\arekn\Desktop\PulledfromGitHub\PerftestGetResults\rtiperftest\rti_connext_dds-6.1.1
set RTI_PERFTEST_ARCH=i86win64VS2022
Hello RTI Expert,
Thanks for your support in advance.
I am testing the DDS interoperability between RTI DDS and Cyclone DDS with enabling DDS Security feature. Unfortunately, it does not work.
The scenario is described as follows.
1. DDS Security files are created (ID CA, Permision CA, Keys, Governance file, Permission file, etc).
2. Cyclone DDS and RTI DDS use and load these same security files.
3. Cyclone DDS takes a subscriber role and RTI DDS is as publisher role.
Hello,
I have the stringent necessity for a secure transport, authorization and authentication on VxWorks-based systems I'm currently working on. The RTI Secure WAN Transport plugin would meet my requirements perfectly, but according to it's release note it is not available for VxWorks. Are there any other encryption solutions for DDS on VxWorks or is it possible to still use the Secure WAN Transport plugin somehow?
Any help is highly appreciated,
Pete
I understand version 4.5f does not provide "deep" or "strong" type check during topic discovery, but local subscriber can access the type code of remote publisher from the builtin listener and compare with its own local type code on the same topic. After receiving the remote type code, can the subscriber just call the DDS_TypeCode::equal() function to check the remote type code agains the local one and achieve "deep" type check? In other words, does the equal() function's comparison recursively reaches down to data members of nested structures?
