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Hi apatel, My first reaction is that maybe you are running out of memory. Not necessarily because of a leak but just plain allocating too many things. The memory management...

Try a smaller buffer size. eg: ``` #define MAX_MDNS_PACKET_SIZE 512 byte buffer[MAX_MDNS_PACKET_SIZE]; mdns::MDns my_mdns(NULL, NULL, answerCallback, buffer, MAX_MDNS_PACKET_SIZE); ``` This example demonstrates this: https://github.com/mrdunk/esp8266_mdns/blob/master/examples/mdns_test/mdns_test.ino

Yea, the buffer size is a balance between using enough of the mDNS packet and not using all the memory. 512 works well enough on my home network. Well i'm...

@gjherbiet 's solution works for me. It works around the issue for both Home and End. I believe this should be the default behavior.

i forgot all about this. i just merged your changes. apologies for taking so long.