How to know Connected Clients IP .

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Hi,
Can anybody tell me, how to retrieve IP address of the Connected client to the TCP Server.
Like for example, I started a TCP server. Then a client program sent a request to server for establishing connection. And Client program is accepted by server and connection is established. Now I need to know the IP address of the connected client.
Can anybody help me regarding this issue.
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Thanks you.

Posted 26-Jul-10 20:57pm

Vamsi Bondada

Updated 26-Jul-10 21:00pm

DaveAuld

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DaveAuld 27-Jul-10 3:00am

Do not post your email address in questions. Answers will be posted on the board for the benefit of the community. Posting your email address will also lead to spam.

tiggerc 27-Jul-10 4:41am

How are you creating the socket for TCP Client on the server?

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Daniel Moos · Answer 1 · 2010-07-27T02:35:00

Solution 1

YourTCPClient.Client.RemoteEndPoint

should be the thing, you're looking for.

Posted 27-Jul-10 2:35am

Daniel Moos

Updated 27-Jul-10 4:18am

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