Client Automation uses CAM as it's communication protocol. You can bind CAM to the proper NIC/IP address.
Let's assume that the server has two IP addresses, 192.0.2.12 and 192.0.2.13. The IP we want CAM to bind to is 192.0.2.12.
The steps for configuring CAM are as below:
1. Browse to the CAM directory.
Windows - %cai_msq%
Unix - $CAI_MSQ
2. Check if the cam configuration file ‘cam.cfg’ exists.
If it does not, run the command 'camsave persist’ to create a new file.
Alternatively you can download the sample in attached cam.zip and put it in the root of the CAM directory.
3. Open CAM.CFG using notepad.
4. In the 'Routing' section, add an entry as follows:
*routing
forward 127.0.0.1=192.0.2.12 192.0.2.12
Note that the IP address is entered twice.
Save and close CAM.CFG.
5. Recycle CAM using the following commands:
cam change disabled
camclose
cam change auto & cam start -c -l
Client Automation will now use the specified IP address for communication.