Assigning multicast address to MSMQ-queue

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Hi, I'm sending multicast messages UDP socket and C#. But the receiving clients are not receiving all the messages. Receiving clients are missing out some messages. When I debug the server side, the messages are being sent correctly, but receiving side side is missingout some messages. What could be the problem and how can we solve this problem.

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