In UNET LLAPI, two sockets with same ID and port on one machine

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In UDP, you normally can't have two sockets with the same ID and port on the same machine, but there is a setting that lets you do this. I need to have two sockets with the same ID and port on the same machine in order to debug my game. How can I turn this setting on from UNET's LLAPI?

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Answer by rasputingoldfish · Sep 03, 2015 at 10:58 PM

The sockets don't need to have the same port in order to connect. You just have to pass the right port in the Connect function.

I discovered this by reading the code in the example on this thread: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unet-sample-projects.331978/

This behavior is not mentioned in the docs.

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