Does anybody happen to know why a mDNS "A" type request would work for
WindowsXP but not for Mac OSX. I'm teaching myself mDNS by programming an
embedded device to respond to mDNS type "A" queries. I beleive I'm doing
everything correctly but Mac OSX doesn't accept my response while WindowsXP
does. I've tried changing many things (flags,UDP source port, etc.) but
can't seem to get OSX to accept my request. My embedded device is named
junk.local and I'm testing this by doing a "ping junk.local". OSX responds
with "ping: cannot resolve junk.local: Unknown host" while WindowsXP
resolves the name and pings my device as expected.
Thanks,
Chris
Here are the specifics of the packets that are exchanged...
WindowsXP ip address = 192.168.254.3
Macbook ip address = 192.168.254.6
embedded device name = junk.local, ip address = 192.168.254.21
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