I have a linux network interface that IPv6 multicast traffic is arriving on. There are both ICMPv6 packets and UDP packets arriving for the same multicast group. I’m trying to receive the UDP traffic. The code below is in Python but I don’t believe this is important; the Python library here is a pretty thin wrapper around the BSD sockets
Tag: udp
How to send and receive data the same time Python UDP socket
I just learned about #python recently, I have done a small project about rasberry pi. I want to transmit and receive data between Server is Laptop, client is Ras via UDP protocol, I use Python’s socket library. Transmit sensor data from ras to laptop, and transmit control commands from laptop to ras. Data from ras must always be transmitted, so
Receive foreign UDP Broadcast with Python
I have a device in the network at 192.168.123.204 which broadcasts UDP datagrams(Artnet) as 2.168.123.204 to 2.255.255.255:6454. (The network address is 192.168.123.204 but the datagram is sent with 2.168.123.204 as source.) The address 2.255.255.255 can’t be changed (no setting for that). My Python script runs on the device 192.168.123.148. I can receive the datagrams there with wireshark: but a Python
not seeing UDP multicast messages from another device
I have a Windows machine where I have two scripts that send and receive messages via UDP multicast (on the same machine). I have a C and Python3 implementation of this. The Python3 one looks like this: sender.py receiver.py I have another physical device hooked up to the same machine but I cannot receive any messages from it with my