This is a test application that will test if two Windows
machines can communicate using UDP.  If this application
works, then a LM client and server should be able to talk
to each other.

Normally you would give the vendor just the two executables,
UDPCServ.exe and UDPCCli.exe.  These are console apps that 
run under Win NT or Win 95.  Other platforms will be available
in the future.

File included:

Readme.txt	This file
UDPCCLI.exe	The client side message sender
UDPCSERV.exe	The server side message reciever


Instructions:

On a machine that will act as the server run the UDPCSERV.exe
with the following:

c:\UDPCSERV -p 5093

On the machine that will act as the client run the UDPCCLI.exe
with the following:

C:\UPDCCLI -s <servername or IP> -p 5093

You will then be asked for message text. Type in a simple text
message. Check the server to see if it has recieved the message

Example:

Run on the server machine:
C:\Test>UDPCSERV -p 5093

UDP Server

UDP Port number 5093
Waiting for a datagram

Run on the client machine:
C:\Test>UDPCCLI -s testlab1 -p 5093

UDP Server

UDP Server name testlab1
UDP Port number 5093
Enter a message to send:
Test message
Datagram #1 sent
Enter a message to send:

Received by Server:
Datagram #1 Rec'd: Test message
Waiting for a datagram


If you see a 'cannot bind socket' error when you run UDPSERV, it is because another application or service (such as the Sentinel LM license server) is already using the port you have defined with -p. 
Simply stop the application or service in question.