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In a pc there are two network adapters, called 1 and 2
Both machines run XP and adapter 1 has IP address 146... adapter 2 has
adress 10... and network masks separate them well.
Adapter 2 is connected to another pc which recives udp packets using
recvfrom, but the sender address returns the IP address for adapter 1, so the
program cannot reply using it.
Do you have any workaround so the correct sender address will be used?
Both machines run XP and adapter 1 has IP address 146... adapter 2 has
adress 10... and network masks separate them well.
Adapter 2 is connected to another pc which recives udp packets using
recvfrom, but the sender address returns the IP address for adapter 1, so the
program cannot reply using it.
Do you have any workaround so the correct sender address will be used?