Hi, not sure if I understood you correctly, but isn't that udp packets
(unlike tcp), are transmitted over the network without creating any
connection before ?

2009/7/15 Bill Auerbach <[email protected]>

>  After half a day at this problem that I can’t solve, I figure someone
> here might say the answer is, “You can’t” and I’ll know I have a big
> problem. J
>
> I can send UDP data from WinXP to lwIP using SentTo no problem.  I can
> receive from lwIP if I use the port and IP_ADDRANY.  I realized with 2 of
> my devices connected I have a problem so I tried to bind the UDP socket in
> WinXP to the IP address and port of the lwIP device (I know it from a prior
> UDP “here I am” broadcast).  WinXP refuses to bind (or connect) to a
> specific IP address.  I know I’m missing something and spent half the day
> not finding it.  How do you bind a WinXP SOCK_DGRAM socket to a remote IP
> address and port?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Bill
>
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