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I SEND UDP PACKAGE WITH STM32 BUT THE PROTOCOL SHOWNS AS ECHO. WHY?

KAnahar
Associate III

I'm trying to send udp data from stm to server. But when i observe in Wireshark, the protocol shown as ECHO, not UDP. What is the reason?

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KAnahar
Associate III

Thank you my friends. I solve the problem. The problem is due to port 7 conflict. When I changed the port number, the problem was solved.

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Bob S
Principal

UDP is the protocol that you are using, as opposed to TCP. "ECHO" is a particular socket/port number under both UDP and TCP.

Imen.D
ST Employee

Hello @KAnahar​ and welcome to the Community 🙂

Have a look at this Nx_UDP_Echo_Server example working example on STM32H735 board.

Hope this helps you. 

Imen

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Imen
LCE
Principal

Wireshark knows most "well known ports" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers), and port 7 which you are using is the "echo port".

So check the list and choose another port number, or just ignore Wireshark's "extra info".

KAnahar
Associate III

Thank you my friends. I solve the problem. The problem is due to port 7 conflict. When I changed the port number, the problem was solved.