Is there a way to access the underlying UDP socket in C#? #5627
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Hello, I'm developing a peer to peer app. I would like to query a STUN server. But for that to be effective I would need to use the same socket for QUIC too. But I haven't found any documentation on how to access the underlying socket. Any ideas? Thank you. |
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Hi @zemendanial. The discussion at #3270 (reply in thread) might be relevant to you. There currently isn't a supported way to query the underlying socket used by MsQuic (and there isn't always a single socket generally speaking, as port sharing is used to dispatch traffic over multiple cores. |
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Thank you. Sadly the conclusion was that right now it is not possible. |
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Hi @zemendanial.
The discussion at #3270 (reply in thread) might be relevant to you.
There currently isn't a supported way to query the underlying socket used by MsQuic (and there isn't always a single socket generally speaking, as port sharing is used to dispatch traffic over multiple cores.