Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1060881" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hello againThe way I read it, the ICMP message is a response to the previous UDP packet to port 57215. It is telling the PRIME that the packet didn't make it to the intended destination and was simply dropped because the port is unreachable (presumably because TV Server closed it and is no longer listening there).The port number looks like a port TV Server might use for streaming. I can't be sure though. I do know that the IPTV filter closes down everything immediately after it sends the TEARDOWN request. It is not interested in receiving any further data.Clearly we send a TEARDOWN. To the best of my knowledge the PRIME should unlock after that. If reception of an ICMP is required to unlock then it is possible that your firewall is blocking that packet. I don't know as we can't see what is going out on the other side of the firewall.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1060881, member: 82144"] Hello again The way I read it, the ICMP message is a response to the previous UDP packet to port 57215. It is telling the PRIME that the packet didn't make it to the intended destination and was simply dropped because the port is unreachable (presumably because TV Server closed it and is no longer listening there). The port number looks like a port TV Server might use for streaming. I can't be sure though. I do know that the IPTV filter closes down everything immediately after it sends the TEARDOWN request. It is not interested in receiving any further data. Clearly we send a TEARDOWN. To the best of my knowledge the PRIME should unlock after that. If reception of an ICMP is required to unlock then it is possible that your firewall is blocking that packet. I don't know as we can't see what is going out on the other side of the firewall. mm [/QUOTE]

Verification