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Multicast not reaching application layer - Windows 10
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowLinux Kernel not passing through multicast UDP packetsDebugging multicast connection over VPNMachine with bonded interface does not receive multicast packets on all slave interfacesOpenVPN - OpenVZ - Multicast and how to enable itHyper-V Windows hosts see/count multicast traffic that they shouldn'tWhat's the Wireshark packet receiving and processing procedure on a Windows machine?Is it possible to override the destination MAC of multicast frame via a static ARP entry?Multicast causes link down on Mikrotik RB2011UiAS-RM switch2Windows partially filter the multicast source when using IGMPv2/IGMPv3multicast traffic across vlan
I have a python application that receives multicast packets from one of the ethernet ports set to a static ip on a windows machine. The other ethernet port is a usb-eth dongle configured for another network (dhcp).
When running, wireshark shows the multicast packets arriving on the eth port I expect, however these packets never get all the way up to python.
I swapped the ethernet ports (both cables and settings) so that the static network now receives multicast on the dongle, and now the python application is successfully getting the packets. However, after a reboot cycle the problem has resurfaced and switching the ethernet ports hasn't solved it again.
My knowledge of routing in windows is pretty limited... I have two questions:
1) What could be going on here?
2) How can I 'pin down' the ethernet port that is supposed to get the multicast so my setup is stable?
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I have a python application that receives multicast packets from one of the ethernet ports set to a static ip on a windows machine. The other ethernet port is a usb-eth dongle configured for another network (dhcp).
When running, wireshark shows the multicast packets arriving on the eth port I expect, however these packets never get all the way up to python.
I swapped the ethernet ports (both cables and settings) so that the static network now receives multicast on the dongle, and now the python application is successfully getting the packets. However, after a reboot cycle the problem has resurfaced and switching the ethernet ports hasn't solved it again.
My knowledge of routing in windows is pretty limited... I have two questions:
1) What could be going on here?
2) How can I 'pin down' the ethernet port that is supposed to get the multicast so my setup is stable?
windows networking python windows-10 multicast
asked yesterday
scs675scs675
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I have a python application that receives multicast packets from one of the ethernet ports set to a static ip on a windows machine. The other ethernet port is a usb-eth dongle configured for another network (dhcp).
When running, wireshark shows the multicast packets arriving on the eth port I expect, however these packets never get all the way up to python.
I swapped the ethernet ports (both cables and settings) so that the static network now receives multicast on the dongle, and now the python application is successfully getting the packets. However, after a reboot cycle the problem has resurfaced and switching the ethernet ports hasn't solved it again.
My knowledge of routing in windows is pretty limited... I have two questions:
1) What could be going on here?
2) How can I 'pin down' the ethernet port that is supposed to get the multicast so my setup is stable?
windows networking python windows-10 multicast
asked yesterday
scs675scs675
32
I have a python application that receives multicast packets from one of the ethernet ports set to a static ip on a windows machine. The other ethernet port is a usb-eth dongle configured for another network (dhcp).
When running, wireshark shows the multicast packets arriving on the eth port I expect, however these packets never get all the way up to python.
I swapped the ethernet ports (both cables and settings) so that the static network now receives multicast on the dongle, and now the python application is successfully getting the packets. However, after a reboot cycle the problem has resurfaced and switching the ethernet ports hasn't solved it again.
My knowledge of routing in windows is pretty limited... I have two questions:
1) What could be going on here?
2) How can I 'pin down' the ethernet port that is supposed to get the multicast so my setup is stable?
windows networking python windows-10 multicast
windows networking python windows-10 multicast
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