Socket and local IP address

[Marty]

Hi,

When we create a new socket and make it connect to a remote endpoint,
how can we tell to the socket to use a specific IP address on the local
computer, when multiples IPs are enabled.

Thank you
Marty

[Tom Shelton]

In article <1dHle.12842$HI.10279@edtnps84>, Marty wrote:

Hi,

When we create a new socket and make it connect to a remote endpoint,
how can we tell to the socket to use a specific IP address on the local
computer, when multiples IPs are enabled.

Thank you
Marty

Use the sockets bind method befor you call Connect.

mySocket.Bind (New IPEndPoint (MyIPAddress, 0))
mySocket.Connect (.....)

The 0 for the port lets the network service provider assign the local
port - but if you want the local endpoint to have a specific port as
well as IP, then you can specify it there...

--
Tom Shelton [MVP]

[Marty]

Thanks Tom :)
Marty

Tom Shelton wrote:

In article <1dHle.12842$HI.10279@edtnps84>, Marty wrote:

Hi,

When we create a new socket and make it connect to a remote endpoint,
how can we tell to the socket to use a specific IP address on the local
computer, when multiples IPs are enabled.

Thank you
Marty

Use the sockets bind method befor you call Connect.

mySocket.Bind (New IPEndPoint (MyIPAddress, 0))
mySocket.Connect (.....)

The 0 for the port lets the network service provider assign the local
port - but if you want the local endpoint to have a specific port as
well as IP, then you can specify it there...