Hi, I've an udp socket listening on <ip>:<port>. If I make some network configuration changes, no socket error will be triggered. Is it normal? I've tested following cases: 1. switching off wifi: netstat tells that the socket is listening yet. And it will continue receive data (I've tried from a client on the same pc). If I stop and then restart listening, the <ip> is available 2. changing ip from control panel: netstat tells that the socket is listening yet. But data transfer is interrupted. If I reconfigure the previous <ip>, data transfer begins again. Is this the windows behaviour? There is a way to recognize networks changes like these? I haven't tried with a listening tcp socket yet. Will it be able to recognize network configuration changes? If yes, I could use it in combination with my udp socket.
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