Good Morning Everyone,
IT's been a long time, isn't ! 
Ok here is a my question, is it possible to know the Remote client IP adress when the connection goes through a ROUTER. I know that the complete ROUTE is in the TCP/IP packet. Can someone point me to the right direction,
Thank you,
Best Regards,
If it can help someone !
I found how to do it with Teredo ! and will explore the possibility with SNMP protocol !
Ty,
Hi, Sylvain! Glad to see you here again!
Unfortunately I can't help you with your problem. 
EMG
Hi Enrico,
Nice to read you my friend !
I already found a solution with IPV6 and Teredo protocol, I'll give a try to the SNMP protocol, it will be mor generic !
HTH,
Sylvain
Hi Sylvain,
Glad to see you here again after a long time. You're always welcome!!
Best Regards,
Kleyber,
Same pleasure for me kleyber !
Hope things are going well for you !.
Best Regards,
Sylvain
nEchoPort := ::nPortNo+::nPortNo / 100
Do While .t.
::oEchoSocket := tsocket():New(nEchoPort)
If ::oEchoSocket:lStartOK
Exit
Else
nEchoPort++
Endif
Enddo
::oEchoSocket:bAccept := {| oSocket | ::EchoAccept(oSocket:nSocket)}
If !::oEchoSocket:Listen()
::Error("Monitor Listening socket error " + NTRIM(wsagetlasterror()))
Endif
return nil
METHOD Echoaccept(pnSocket) CLASS qReceive
Local oSocket := nil
oSocket := tsocket():Accept(pnSocket)
oSocket:bRead := {| poSocket |::EchoRead(poSocket)}
oSocket:bWrite := {| poSocket |::EchoWrite(poSocket)}
oSocket:bClose := {| poSocket |::EchoClose(poSocket)}
::Error("Listener joined from "+oSocket:Clientip(), False)
aadd(::aaEchoSocket, {oSocket, 0, ,""}) // For flags and data
oSocket:SendData("Welcome listener from "+oSocket:Clientip()+CRLF)
Return nilAlex,
Can I create on a fwh program a listbox where i can insert all Pc link to my server ?
I explain you
i have on a classroom a pc and another 24 pc link to this pc
I want see how many pc is open or not
In Vb this is possibile .. but in fwh I not Know How make it
thanks
Yes,
The main pc runs the listen socket, and all the others connect to it on startup.
Increment a counter when they connect, and decrement when they disconnect
Alex,
I'm really familiar with the socket function ! . This won't work if the client connection come from the internet over a Router you'll obtain the ROUTER IP !
Best Regards,
Sylvain
Sylvain,
Glad to see you again
Hey Antonio,
Thank's for the kind words, it was nice to read you again Antonio !
Best Regards,
Sylvain
SylRob wrote:Good Morning Everyone,
IT's been a long time, isn't !
Ok here is a my question, is it possible to know the Remote client IP adress when the connection goes through a ROUTER. I know that the complete ROUTE is in the TCP/IP packet. Can someone point me to the right direction,
Thank you,
Best Regards,
Patrick Mast wrote:SylRob wrote:Good Morning Everyone,
IT's been a long time, isn't !
Ok here is a my question, is it possible to know the Remote client IP adress when the connection goes through a ROUTER. I know that the complete ROUTE is in the TCP/IP packet. Can someone point me to the right direction,
Thank you,
Best Regards,
Hey Mate!
Glad to see you here!
I use my Bekz.net server to receive the user's IP address. I have a small web site that just printts the user's IP address. Works all the time
Patrick
Hello Patrick,
This won't work either, I'm not using HTTP protocol so I can't read session variable and second it's not my ROUTER IP that I need and I can't run code on the client side because any other software can connect to my TCP server (with the right protocol)
I wrote a TCP server that receive a client connection from Internet and the connection go through the ROUTER to reach my TCP server, so that's why I received the ROUTER IP in ALL languages that I tested !
The only way to get the REAL client IP address is to use IPv6 TEREDO protocol or implement the STUN protocol (server outside the ROUTER who relay the connection to the REAL server), other thing I'll expirement at the moment I have time is to get the ROUTER table with SMNP and write a trace route routine to the final HOP to get the real IP address even if the client his behind a router at the other side !
Best Regards,
It was a real pleasure tu read you Patrick !
Sylvain
