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Hi again,
i have just donwloaded "sharplib 18885" and seen that the usage of UdpClient
is gone.
Instead now, Socket is used.
So the socket could be bound to a defined source port address before sending.
IPAddress
localip = IPAddress.Parse("192.168.10.250");
IPEndPoint lipe = new IPEndPoint(localip, 64000);
udpSocket.Bind(lipe);
looking forward to comments,
Marco
Original Posted Date: 2009-03-25T00:56:01.06-07:00
Hello all,
first of all, i would like to thank all the contributors who made this great library work.
I would like to use it to monitor and control some devices spread in the network.
Unfortunately the managed devices are somewhat picky about where the SNMP requests come from
regarding the data's source port. When looking at the source code, i find that each time SNMP/UDP will be sent,
a new UdpClient is created using the UdpClient's default constructor, without defining a certain source port.
In general, this would be possible:
Example on MSDN
UdpClient Construtor on MSDN
I think it would be great, if the source port for the UDP socket opened could be set/defined e.g. using the Manager.
Would this be useful to others? And would it be possible? For me, this is a missing feature.
Looking forward to comments,
Marco Stein,
Systems Engineer
Munich, Germany
Original Reported Date: 2009-03-24T14:16:21.487-07:00 Original CodePlex Discussion Thread ID: 51186