Using .NET C# to kick a user from another server via IP....?

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I am working on a remote GM Tool's Server, and I need to know how I can disturb a connection between a client, and a game server for a period of time, so I can set settings on their account. How... if it could be done...?

"Disturbing Client Connection via IP" X|

Posted 1-Dec-09 12:50pm

brclancy111

Updated 1-Dec-09 13:15pm

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Maxim Langman · Answer 1 · 2009-12-01T23:01:00

You have to do it from the server, I mean, the code shall be added to the server (if you wrote the server). This code will end a session for a connected socket with some logic. This logic might be any trigger that came through the net from admin/you/anyone who knows.
Otherwise you cannot disconnect client from server remotely (at least legally :-). If you could do so, it would THE biggest hole in the protocol. All hackers would use it