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Description
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sendmsg() for 1-N sctp socket where an established connection exists, but called without an aid (association ID) must return EADDRINUSE.
This behaves as intended on S10u4 but sendmsg() erroneously succeeds on Navada, and
a second association is established.
For an 1-N style socket, the aid defaults to 0 if not specified. Since the
aid is 0 and the caller specifies an address, the socket layer treats
this as a request to create an association to the specified address.
Since the association already exists, EADDRINUSE should be returned.
Instead in Nevada a second association is created for the same address.
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