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Try this option first, it will ensure that everything is running locally using all the defaults.
This command will attach your create a single clock server and attach the clock server to a naming service running on the local machine and register , it will be registered with the default id "TimeServer", but your service is not visible to outside world.
run_SimpleCORBATimeServer 127.0.0.1 -instances:
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This option command will start two create three clocks each with a unique that is displayed in the command windowuniqie ID, attaching each one to the naming service running on the local machine. Each clocks ID will be TimeServer, TimeSever-1, TimeServer-2 and TimeServer-3 etc. Your service is not visible to outside world.
run_SimpleCORBATimeServer 127.0.0.1 -serverid:selvyns_time_service
This command will attach your create a single clock server and attach the clock server to a naming service running on the local machine and register , it will be registered with the unique id "selvyns_time_service", but your service is not visible to outside world.
run_SimpleCORBATimeServer 52.33.145.52 -serverid:selvyns_time_service -proxyid:52.50.131.25
This command will create a single clock server and attach your clock server to a naming service on IP 52.33.145.52 and register it with the unique id "selvyns_time_service", but your service is not visible to , it will be visible to the visible to outside world. It is very important that you specify the -proxyid:<your public ip> parameter, without this, your service will not be exposed to the outside world.
run_SimpleCORBATimeServer localhost -proxyid:52.24.124.224
This command will create a single clock server and attach your clock server to a naming service running on the local machine IP 127.0.0.1 and make it visible to the outside world by allowing IP requests at its public IP 52.24.124.224 to be forwarded to it.
run_SimpleCORBATimeServer localhost -proxyid:52.24.124.224 -serverid:a_time_service
This command will create a single clock server and attach your clock server to a naming service the local machine on IP 127.0.0.1 and make it visible to the outside world by allowing IP requests at its public IP 52.24.124.224 to be forwarded to it, it will be registered in the naming server as "a_time_service".