1 step closer ......
it is somehow related to multiple interfaces on those machines (1 x physical & 1 x OVPN)
if I bring down the OVPN Interface the 'poc-server' replies as expected
what I don't understand: why does the 'poc-server' 'see' to the Sonos devices as mentioned before if both interfaces are enabled ????
both interfaces enabled on 'server':
packet received event
is not raised using my little poc client or echo -n 1234567890| ncat -vu 239.255.255.250 1900
packet received event
is raised by 'NOTIFY' message from the Sonos device
disabling the OVPN interface:
packet received event
is raised with my little poc client or echo -n 1234567890| ncat -vu 239.255.255.250 1900
packet received event
is raised raised by 'NOTIFY' message from the Sonos device
is it possible that the
anywheresoftware.b4a.objects.SocketWrapper.UDPSocket
does not listen on multiple interfaces correctly ? is it possible to define the listening interface ?