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  1. Dec 16th, 2007, 10:01 AM #1
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    Post Connection IP

    I want to know the IP address of the other system that my winsock is connected to. RemoteHost and RemoteHostIP only are long value while I need a value in IP address format.
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    Re: Connection IP

    IP address format? 255.255.255.255? RemoteHostIP returns that kind of format.
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    Re: Connection IP

    Are you using VB6?
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    Post Re: Connection IP

    Yes VB6
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    Re: Connection IP

    I thought so too.

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    IP address format? 255.255.255.255? RemoteHostIP returns that kind of format.
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  7. Dec 28th, 2007, 11:39 AM #6
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    Re: Connection IP

    A VB6 long would be a four byte value. An IP address is four bytes. I suspect you are getting the IP address as you expect, it just needs to get converted into something. Do you want to actually see the string: Byte1 period byte2 period byte3 period byte4?
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