I am new to remoting.  How can I detect the IP that the client is coming
from at the server level?  I am using C#.

I am facing a problem in remotting in ASP.net. When i try to access a
system, which is not in the network it halts at line 3 in provided code,
where as it should raise an error at line 1
line 1: System.Runtime.Remoting.Activation.UrlAttribute URLAtt = new

I get the following exception when a remoting client hosted in IIS talks
to a remoting server also hosted in IIS. They're both using IWA and only
IWA:
[RemotingException: Remoting configuration failed with the exception

I have inherited an existing Windows application written in VB6 with all UI,
BL, DL embedded in the one app. I am intending to move some of the
functionality from the VB6 client app to a central server so that it may be
accessed by both the client app and a web app. The problem ...

I'm trying to create a very simple remoting application and I'm trying to do
it using "Marshal By Value" (using MarshalByRef it works fine).
the problem is: I get this exception:
Trying to create a proxy to an unbound type.

 I never programmed using sockets over networking, I know a little about
using TCPClient. That's it. So, I like to asked how this is done, for a
program to send and receive data from windows application to TCPClient then
to a Network Connection class (via USB) and then to Modem. ...

We've got a c# application that uses remoting, and everything was working.
We needed to make the client a single instance application, and to do we used
WindowsFormsApplicationBase, as described in the article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/09/NETMatters/default.aspx

I have a console app which is a remoting server.
When trying to access the server using console app client,
it works fine.
But when i try the same client code from aspx page on iis i get this:

I am building a simple proof-of-concept app to call a remote service across
a network domain boundary. I am hosting the remote service in IIS have built
the app according to the instructions at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default ...

Suppose there are 2 clients A & B that behind a NAT router calling methods
on some remote server C.  Now A decides to set up a p2p with client B and so
A requests an objref to B (B's machineName property is set to it's external
ip). A then calls a method directly on B.

I have a bunch of .NET 1.1 DLL:s I initialize from a console application.
They are all Singleton and I use RemotingConfiguration.Configure to configure
them from rows similar to this:
<wellknown

I have socket server application(srvC) which connects to Remoting
server(srvR) acts as an integration server to clients.
Each client connection to srvC handled in a separate thread.
srvC uses one client tcp channel to connect to srvR.

Hi all,
Ok, first I am new to dotNET so bear with me, I am creating a remotin
host, client app which would potentially get alot of traffic, say 200
hits a second, the host is seraching SQL and building an XML REPLY.

I'm hosting my .NET remoting object in IIS (remote server), and internet users connect to the client server through SSL connection. Since a .NET remoting object hosted in IIS can leverage all the same security features provided by IIS, I am wondering whether the SSL + IIS ...

I have a windows service app and a client app. I am using remoting to
make calls to the service. This service will be never be contacted from
another machine just locally.
How can i get it so that the XP SP2 firewall does not keep popping up