UDP file - What is it used for and can I view it in any way, perhaps?

[winterwonderland]

Odd question this, but I have 3 old .udp files that were made from aMSN days some 20 years ago, heh. Is there any way to view/watch those files or are they no longer available aka corrupt?

There are 2 IP addresses in each of the files, followed by a 5-digit number after each IP.

Thought I'd ask this here, to see if there's anything I can do with these files or not...

I am using Win11.

 

[Solaris17]

Sounds almost like a saved RDP session or something. The IPs are servers or machines and the numbers after are the ports to connect to said IPs.

I would guess your file looks something like

192.168.1.46:12345

or

192.168.1.46 12345

UDP is a protocol. Though having it so watered down and easily readable doesn’t sound like a packet capture iv ever seen. Maybe specific to whatever app it came from.

 

[DirtyDingusMcgee]

I think .UDP is a Corel VideoStudio file of some kind.

five digit numbers behind ip...port numbers? sockets perhaps?

Mystery files

I love a mystery.

 

[eidairaman1]

I think .UDP is a Corel VideoStudio file of some kind.

Using a search engine like lycos would have popped that up, just like a .exe, .msi etc.

How to Open UDP File on Windows, Mac OS, Android

File extension UDP is used by operating systems to recognize files with content of type UDP. Here is some information which will get you started.

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