Hi,
I’m running a Simulink model on Windows 11 Pro that has "UDP Send" blocks. The "UDP Send" block will send UDP packets to the address and port you specify. I am trying to communicate from an executing Simulink model over UDP to a simple UDP client running on WSL2. My WSL2 system is configured for mirrored networking with loopback addressing enabled. However, I cannot receive any packets on my WSL2 UDP client, although when I run the exact same program ported to Windows it works perfectly fine. I can send UDP packets manually from Windows 11 to WSL2 on the command line in PowerShell, so I know the network path is fine. Something about the Simulink UDP implementation is unusual in that is does not send UDP packets to sockets in my WSL2 environment. I have tried so many things (using physical IP address, broadcast, loopback, etc.) and I have disabled checksums in WSL2 and temporarily turned off the both the Windows Defender firewall and Hyper-V firewall. Nothing works. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
-LukeHi,
I’m running a Simulink model on Windows 11 Pro that has "UDP Send" blocks. The "UDP Send" block will send UDP packets to the address and port you specify. I am trying to communicate from an executing Simulink model over UDP to a simple UDP client running on WSL2. My WSL2 system is configured for mirrored networking with loopback addressing enabled. However, I cannot receive any packets on my WSL2 UDP client, although when I run the exact same program ported to Windows it works perfectly fine. I can send UDP packets manually from Windows 11 to WSL2 on the command line in PowerShell, so I know the network path is fine. Something about the Simulink UDP implementation is unusual in that is does not send UDP packets to sockets in my WSL2 environment. I have tried so many things (using physical IP address, broadcast, loopback, etc.) and I have disabled checksums in WSL2 and temporarily turned off the both the Windows Defender firewall and Hyper-V firewall. Nothing works. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
-Luke Hi,
I’m running a Simulink model on Windows 11 Pro that has "UDP Send" blocks. The "UDP Send" block will send UDP packets to the address and port you specify. I am trying to communicate from an executing Simulink model over UDP to a simple UDP client running on WSL2. My WSL2 system is configured for mirrored networking with loopback addressing enabled. However, I cannot receive any packets on my WSL2 UDP client, although when I run the exact same program ported to Windows it works perfectly fine. I can send UDP packets manually from Windows 11 to WSL2 on the command line in PowerShell, so I know the network path is fine. Something about the Simulink UDP implementation is unusual in that is does not send UDP packets to sockets in my WSL2 environment. I have tried so many things (using physical IP address, broadcast, loopback, etc.) and I have disabled checksums in WSL2 and temporarily turned off the both the Windows Defender firewall and Hyper-V firewall. Nothing works. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
-Luke socket, udp, wsl2, simulink, packet, firewall MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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