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• clusteringMode(optional): string
  Default Value: unicast

  Allowed Values: [ "multicast", "unicast" ]

  Specifies a clustering mode of either Unicast or Multicast. If multicast is undesirable or unavailable in an environment, or when an environment is not properly configured to support multicast, then setting up the Well Known Addresses (WKA) feature is required. All cluster multicast communication is disabled if WKA is enabled.

• clusterListenPort(optional): integer(int32)
  Minimum Value: 0

  Maximum Value: 65535

  Default Value: 0

  The cluster listen port used by Coherence; Coherence cluster members use this port to discover and join, or create the cluster. If unspecified, the Coherence cluster multicast listen port will be used.

• multicastListenAddress(optional): string

  The IP address for the cluster multicast listener.

• securityFrameworkEnabled(optional): boolean

  Check if security framework is enabled

• timeToLive(optional): integer(int32)
  Minimum Value: 0

  Maximum Value: 255

  Default Value: 4

  Sets the time-to-live (TTL) setting for the multicast message. The TTL setting designates how far multicast UDP/IP packets can travel on a network. The TTL is expressed in terms of how many hops a packet survives; each network interface, router, and managed switch is considered one hop. The TTL value should be set to the lowest integer value that works. Setting the value too high can use unnecessary bandwidth on other LAN segments and can even cause the operating system or network devices to disable multicast traffic.

  Typically, setting the TTL value to 1 works on a simple switched backbone. A value of 2 or more may be required on an advanced backbone with intelligent switching. A value of 0 is used for single server clusters that are used for development and testing.

• transport(optional): string
  Default Value: udp

  Allowed Values: [ "udp", "tcp", "ssl", "tmb", "sdmb", "imb" ]

  Specify the underlying transport protocol to use for cluster communication. The TMB, SDMB, or IMB are only applicable to Exalogic environment.

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