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I’m afraid this is going to be a ridiculously stupid question, you might be able to tell networking is not my strong point, but how can I find the multicast address I am currently connected to?
I was given an application that listens to a multicast address which works fine on one computer, but throws SocketExceptions on another.
I apologise for the vagueness and stupidity of this question but any advice is greatly appreciated. 🙂
M
If I remember correctly it’s something like
in the DOS prompt to see what multicast groups are being listened to.