] TCP socket Communications
Peter Osucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, so I can create two socket objects from my C# app (the client app)
> with settings as follows
Three socket objects.
> IP Address: 192.168.2.31, port: 6001
> IP Address: 192.168.2.32, port: 6001
> IP
Peter Osucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, so I can create two socket objects from my C# app (the client app)
> with settings as follows
Three socket objects.
> IP Address: 192.168.2.31, port: 6001
> IP Address: 192.168.2.32, port: 6001
> IP Address: 192.168.2.33, port: 6001
If there are th
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Peter Osucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How does the 'TCP Stack' 'do it for me' on the varying the ports
thing.
Ports are like doors, IP addresses are like house addresses. Your
machine has u
Peter Osucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How does the 'TCP Stack' 'do it for me' on the varying the ports thing.
Ports are like doors, IP addresses are like house addresses. Your
machine has usually only one house address (unless it is multi-homed -
i.e. has more than one network adapter), but h
cketType.Stream,
ProtocolType.Tcp );
lock ( _socket )
_socket.Connect ( hostIPEndPoint );
Peter
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> I haven't tried it, perhaps I
> should before typing this response - but an I connect to different IP
> addresses all with the same port (ie, can I connect to 5 different IP
> addresses all using a port number of 6001)?
Yes. That's what happens when you have N browser tabs open to different web
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Doug,
No, you have not oversimplified this.
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If I understand you correctly, all the embeddedXP (C++ app)
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Terry,
Thanks for the reply. The C++ app is listening on port 6001. When I
connect using this port, I do establish a connection (the C++ app is
setup, apparently, to send a response when a successful connection is
made on the port on w
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Hi Peter,
The port number you use
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Hello,
Perhaps my question would be better served by another list - if so, can
you kindly point me to a more appropriate place, please?
I am working on a C# app to communicate with other machines on my local
network. Each ho
Hello,
Perhaps my question would be better served by another list - if so, can you
kindly point me to a more appropriate place, please?
I am working on a C# app to communicate with other machines on my local
network. Each host machine is running a small C++ application (on embeddedXP)
and is w
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