Well, it was just a wild guess, since multicast != broadcast and I did not know your OS.
Probably something else is wrong. It is dificult to understand how UDP read can complain about an invalid input in this scenario.
- Have you played with other options, e.g. change the "UDP multicast open" to read/write.
- Does it work if you temporarily disable the "other" network card in the OS?
- Have you disabled all firewalls?
- Do you get the error immediately when running the VI or only after a packet arrives?
- Are both computers on the same subnet?
- Can you show the output of "ipconfig /all"?
Message Edited by altenbach on 03-10-2009 10:00 AM