Thanks for the fast reply.
Yes, the server requires to receive the heartbeats in every 10 seconds.
Let me write an example. It's based on a wireshark capture.
- The server listens on 4 ports 8020, 8019, 8008, 8003. These ports are reserved (this is a switch online all the time, it doesn't really matter I think).
- The client sends the first heartbeat from ports: 53036, 53037, 53038, 53039 to ports 8020, 8019, 8008, 8003. This repeats in every 10 seconds.
- When server receives them replies from ports 8020, 8019, 8008, 8003 to ports 53036, 53037, 53038, 53039.
- If there are test results ready on the server it sends them to ports 53036, 53037, 53038, 53039.
If possible I would like / have to write a single client. /li
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