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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Remoting / October 2008

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Determine the IP or MAC address of an inbound remoting connection30 Oct 2008 08:41 GMT1
Hello again.
In the server side of the remoting application, is it possible to see
the IP or MAC address of the client's interface? We're trying to lock
some of our Broker's functions to the local network.
Query in remoting concept22 Oct 2008 18:21 GMT1
   I am new to .Net Remoting concept. I am using the TCP Channel for
communication and the service type as "Singleton". In my application,
whenever the client requests to remotable object, It will raise the event to
Host application and then send the corresponding response to ...
Clients connecting to to different server processes22 Oct 2008 18:16 GMT1
I have a client/server app running .net remoting. I am using singleton
and the server keeps track of clients through a local object
collection. It uses this collection to send events among other things.
Server is created through an interface in a shared library and i am
notification of changes between apps on different pc's on the network09 Oct 2008 19:57 GMT2
I will be developping a planning application for wich it's necessary for
multiple users to view and edit the same data, all changes made by one user,
must be visible to the other user's more or less immediately (on their pc).
So I'm looking for a mechanism with wich I can notify ...
 
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