2.2.12 TRANS_USERDATA_CONNECT_ATTEMPT_FAILED
The TRANS_USERDATA_CONNECT_ATTEMPT_FAILED packet is sent from the host to a connecting peer to indicate that an existing peer in the game session was unable to carry out the instruction from the host to connect to the new (connecting) peer. This packet begins with a TRANS_USERDATA_HEADER.
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dwPacketType (4 bytes): A 32-bit field that contains the packet type. The dwPacketType field MUST be set to 0x000000C8 (DN_MSG_INTERNAL_CONNECT_ATTEMPT_FAILED).
dpnID (4 bytes): A 32-bit field that contains the identifier for the existing peer in the game session that was unable to connect to the new peer.