Receive only a handful of UDP packets after a redir. (Android Emulator)

Question

I wrote a desktop java program to talk to the server I'm trying to reach and got it working. I can send and receive UDP packets. I know what to port what I've done to android. I've been messing around with the Android Emulator for a couple days and ran into an issue with receiving UDP packets. If I start my app, make the connection to the server, then redir the port I'm using, I get ~130 packets that come in and then nothing ... I used WireShark to make sure the server was still sending packets and it is. Is there something like IP Flood Detection on the Android's Emulator?

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• The server is connected to a switch that my dev computer is connected to.
• The server is responding to my packets that I send from the desktop app.
• The server is sending the packets to the dev comupters IP address.

• The redir command I'm using is "redir add udp:port:port"

• When I issue the redir command, I get the ~130 packets with a from address of "10.0.2.2"

• I've tried "adb forward udp:port udp:port" and get "cannot bind to socket"
• The server's IP from outside the emulator is "10.10.0.100"

EDIT

• The server is not on the emulator or another android device

Answer 1

I bought a Nexus 7, ran this app I've been working on and can receive 3000+ packets. Looks like its something with the emulator.

Answer 2

I did a test with similar setup and got the same behaviour.

Sending a UDP packet per second after aprox. 130 packets the receiver running in the emulator stop receiving packets, and I confirm that the packets kept being sent.

I've made the test above in emulator using SDK 10 and SDK 15, both running in Intel Accelerated Execution Manager.

It looks like a bug in the emulator redirection functionality, or as you suggest, some type of network flood prevention.