UDP Data-port number that is different than the Control-port number #1790
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Issues fixed (if any): Allow different control connection port number than data connection #1019
Brief description of code changes (suitable for use as a commit message):
Add support for a UDP Data-port number that is different than the control port number, by adding an optional second value to
-p. E.g.-u -p /5210(or-u -p 5201/5210) will use port 5201 for the control channel and port 5210 for the data streams.This is to allow running UDP tests in systems where the port number used for TCP is not open for UDP, so the UDP data streams should use a different port