Hi,
I am wondering what happened if I kept sending UDP packet to a certain
port of a host, will this make the target host run out of resource?
say IP stack overflow. If that happened, how do I clean the network
buffer? I find these things happened when I writing UDP based
application using WINSOCK, the application just run out of the
resource and halt the system. Late I solve that problem by
peoredically detach the SOCKET and attach it again. It seems that
WINSOCK will clean the network buffer if it is detached. But I did not
know how this get happened and what is a more formal way to reset the
IP stack.
Thanks for reading and replying.
-J.Wang
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