The <host/> tag
There is some degree of flexibility in how you specify a hostname with the
<host/>
tag.
You can specify an absolute hostname like this:
<host>conference.yak</host>
You can specify more than one hostname like this:
<host>conference.yak</host> <host>talk.yak</host>
For example, if this pair of
<host/>
tags appeared in an instance specification for the
Conferencing component, you could address the
component instance using either hostname.
You can use a wildcard character to specify all hostnames within a domain, for example:
<host>*.pipetree.com</host>
will match on all hosts with the domain name pipetree.com.
If you want the component instance to receive packets regardless of the hostname, you can specify an empty tag thus:
<host/>
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