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Re: newbie OT UDP question
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Re: newbie OT UDP question

  • Subject: Re: newbie OT UDP question
  • From: Larry Abel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 13:15:16 -0800
At 10:31 AM +0000 3/27/03, Quinn wrote:
>You should bind the endpoint using OTBind(ep, NULL, NULL). Your client will thus be bound to an anonymous UDP port (port number of 49152 or above). When you send, the UDP message will have your machine's IP address as its source address and that anonymous port number as its source port.

Thanks, I'm starting to understand what Bind really does: it specifies what source address and source port will appear in messages sent from that endpoint.


Does it also cause the endpoint to receive only messages who's destination address and port match those specified in Bind?

-- Larry
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