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 Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 7:57 pm Post subject: Specifying Client IP Address with Indy |
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I tried the solution for IdUDPClient (or better with IdSNMPClient).
I assigned the 'second' IP address of the computer to SNMPClient.Binding.IP
but the request is sent out with the 'primary' address. Is there s.th. I'm
missing?
The second IP address is assigned to the interface, and works well with TCP
clients.
This is the code:
SNMPClient.Host := ServerIP;
SNMPClient.Port := ServerPort;
SNMPClient.Binding.IP := ClientIP;
SNMPClient.ReceiveTimeout := timeout;
SNMPClient.QuickSend(MIB_String, Community_String, ServerIP,
Receive_String);
Uli
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"ug" <ugarbe (AT) vt4 (DOT) net> wrote in message
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Is it possible to specify the IP address a client (TIdUDPClient,
TIdTCPClient) uses when sending/receiving data?
Yes. Look at the BoundIP property in TIdTCPClient, and the Binding.IP
property in TIdUDPClient.
the client binds automatically to the primary IP address
of LAN adapter (IP stack).
Only when you don't specify your own binding info prior to opening the
connection.
Gambit
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