[RESOLVED] Netstat doesn't show address of remote UDP "connection"

[DigiRev]

There's this game that uses the UDP protocol and I'm trying to figure out what server the user is playing on through netstat.

But from experience (trust me I've tried all the parameters/options), and from reading on the net, it doesn't show the remote address of a UDP "connection".

It just shows the local/listening port.

I've tried Microsoft's TCPView program and that doesn't work either.

Is there any solution?

[Atheist]

Since UDP is connectionless, I doubt you'll find this information.
Have you read up on the available information for the specific game to see if it provides some way of determining the current server?
Another option is to intercept the datagrams recieved on the port on which the game is listening, and read its destination IP.

[k1ll3rdr4g0n]

Prehaps this might help.

[DigiRev]

Yeah I ended up having to use some raw packet sniffing code and reading packets to know what server they are on, when they leave the game, etc.

Thanks.