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Sathya, > We wanted to insert different types of data into different product > queue. We were able to achieve that by mentioning the queue path as > the argument to the process started via ldmd.conf. > > Now we wanted to get the products from different queue to be sent to > downstream LDM. > > For example, all radar products are inserted into radar.pq and all > imagery into image.pq. What should I do to pull products from > different queue and send it over to downstream LDM. I could see single > instance of rpc.ldmd process listening on port 388 and reads from > ldm.pq. How do I execute multiple instance of rpc.ldmd listening on > diffent queue and port. The LDM system is designed around the assumption that each LDM installation has one and only one product-queue. While it is possible to run multiple instances of an LDM system on a single host (see <http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/ldm/ldm-6.9.7/basics/multiple_ldms.html>), it's not recommended because doing so is 1) more complicated than running a single LDM with multiple feeds; 2) less efficient than a single LDM with multiple feeds; and 3) requires downstream LDM-s to know the non-standard port number of the non-standard upstream LDM-s. I strongly recommend that you reconsider the reasons for doing this. > Once again thanks for the support. > > Thanks, > Sathya. Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: XJI-745134 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed