tcplistener on multiple addresses

20 Jun 2006 1:03 PM

nt8jbwu02

Is it possible to use a single tcplistener to bind multiple addresses?

Say I have three IP addresses and I want to bind two of the addresses
on port 4000, but not the
third.

Can I do this with a single component?

Thanks,

20 Jun 2006 2:33 PM

TDC

I'm pretty sure it's all-or-one kind of choice. Though it's not that
hard to use several TcpListeners at once...

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> Is it possible to use a single tcplistener to bind multiple addresses?
>
> Say I have three IP addresses and I want to bind two of the addresses
> on port 4000, but not the
> third.
>
> Can I do this with a single component?
>
> Thanks,

20 Jun 2006 8:31 PM

nt8jbwu02

So I need a tcpListener and listen thread for each IP address?

If I want to use the same listener routine for all the threads, can I
pass the tcpListener when I start the listener thread?

Thanks.

20 Jun 2006 9:23 PM

Michael D. Ober

Correct and yes you can.

Mike.

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> So I need a tcpListener and listen thread for each IP address?
>
> If I want to use the same listener routine for all the threads, can I
> pass the tcpListener when I start the listener thread?
>
> Thanks.
>