Multicasting problem
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RE: Multicasting problem
by Eugeny ·
Two things you may check:
RE: Multicasting problem
by ragu ·
W5500 driver is working because on same code UDP is working perfectly.
i am using wire shark only but i didn’t find any data.
RE: Multicasting problem
by Eugeny ·
Manual says
Then, is PC wireshark running on in the multicast group?
RE: Multicasting problem
by ragu ·
dear sir,
RE: Multicasting problem
by Eugeny ·
This is good question. To my understanding it is not the case. Please refer to Wireshark documentation and here https://ask.wireshark.org/questions/18259/capture-all-packets-in-promiscuous-mode.
I recall trying to set it up to “capture everything”, but I was unsuccessful in it. What it surely capture in addition to direct exchange between with the host it is installed on are broadcast packets (like DHCP). Thus if you want to be sure you will see communication you’d better include PC into the multicast group, and only then you may be 100% sure that you see of do not see anything on the network and deem it as a fact, and not as guess.