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How many UDP port it is possible to use (open ) with Labview RT 2009

How many UDP port it is possible to use (open ) with Labview RT 2009 for communicate with a other PC with windows ?

 

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Hi,

 

A tricky question for sure as this depends on the following:

 

- The specifications of your computer (modern computers can have thousands of handles/instances open easily)

- The specifications of your NIC (bandwidth)

- The specifications of your network (bandwidth again)

- The amount of data you are sending through each port (ultimately you are limited by the bandwidth of the NIC)

 

I would say there is a design issue if you are considering more than a few hundred ports. For example if you were to implement some kind of variable sharing mechanism over UDP and you were going to use a port per variable then thats fine upto some limit (I've said a few hundred as this is an intuitively good number), after which you should consider implementing it differently (wrapping your variables in a packet and sending it through 1 port, and unwrapping at the other end).

 

Hope this helps,

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