I am encountering an unusual issue. I have a send receive program for udp packets written in VB.net on a windows 2003 standard server. It receives from a custom piece of hardware and is supposed to send an acknowledgment. It sends the ack but it is not recognized on the other end. When the same program is run from my windows xp box the system works perfectly. The packet is still sent from the 2003 box but something is different. Any ideas at all on what could be the problem I posted in the windows 2003 forum and here?
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problem with UDP packet
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So, you recieve something the other end, but it isn't the same as when its sent by your xp machine?
Could it be the encoding, have you tried changing it to the ones bellow:
System.Text.Encoding.ASCII
System.Text.Encoding.Unicode
System.Text.Encoding.UTF7
System.Text.Encoding.UTF8
With this I am guessing that you read the bytes from the stream, then convert them to a string.
Could it be the encoding, have you tried changing it to the ones bellow:
System.Text.Encoding.ASCII
System.Text.Encoding.Unicode
System.Text.Encoding.UTF7
System.Text.Encoding.UTF8
With this I am guessing that you read the bytes from the stream, then convert them to a string.
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