The System.Net.Sockets.Socket class has the RemoteEndPoint property, which
you must cast to IPEndPoint to get the IP address and port.
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"Amjad" <Am***@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
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Hi
I made a simple TCP Listener server application that listens to a specific
TCP port for incoming packets from a client. Everything seems to be fine.
I
still don't know how to determine the client's IP address (which is the
source of the received packets).
Does anyone know how to find the client's IP address once the connection
between the server and the client is established?