Which iperf version, i.e. output of iperf -v?
write() can be used with UDP after a socket connect(). The socket connect
occurs in Client::Connect() method for iperf 2+ UDP sockets support both
connect() and bind() even though UDP connectionless. A connected UDP
socket isn't connected in the TCP sense, but more in the file descriptor
sense.
Bob
On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 5:12 AM, Hoshall, Paul <hos...@textronsystems.com>
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