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Jun 7th, 2006, 04:01 PM
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[1.0/1.1] Setting the Local Port number when sending Tcp messages
Hi. I'm trying to connect to another server application. I instantiated the object as:
IPHostEntry RemoteipHostInfo2 = Dns.Resolve
(CM.MAIN.CONFIG.GetConfig(192.563.1.2));
IPAddress RemoteipAddress2 = RemoteipHostInfo2.AddressList[0];
IPEndPoint RemoteEndPoint2 = new IPEndPoint(RemoteipAddress2,
Int32.Parse("45236"));
Socket handler = new Socket(
AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.Tcp);
/* Thsi instantiates a socket to make a connection to the server inputting the server's ip and port information. */
/* However, when i print out the IP and port of both the local and remote machine as: */
(((IPEndPoint)handler.LocalEndPoint).Address.ToString()) -> prints correct
((IPEndPoint)handler.LocalEndPoint).Port.ToString() -> prints wrong.
IPAddress.Parse(((IPEndPoint)handler.RemoteEndPoint).Address.ToString()) -> prints correct.
((IPEndPoint)handler.RemoteEndPoint).Port.ToString() -> prints correct.
In other words, i'm connecting to a server specifying the server;'s ip and port. But when I read the port number that I am sending on, I'm getting a different port number every time.
Is this the default way this works or am I diong something wrong?
Jennifer
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