WIP: Use per-interface per-protocol sockets #1568
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Instead of using one global socket for all interfaces, use one socket per interface and per protocol. This allows better control over which interfaces are used for multicast and unicast, and allows to know which interface a packet was received on. TODO: Uses Linux/macOS specific socket options to bind to an interface.
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Instead of using one global socket for all interfaces, use one socket per interface and per protocol. This allows better control over which interfaces are used for multicast and unicast, and allows to know which interface a packet was received on.
TODO: Uses Linux/macOS specific socket options to bind to an interface.