Hi, Matthew - TCPCLIENTAddress does what you indicate, and the optional Node HLAddress is explicit. But those are for server-client communication, whereas your Windows folk are apparently concerned about user browser access, which is rather arbitrary and beyond your control in a multi- interfaced box. This is where the OS and network administrators take over, to enforce box access restrictions: work for them to do, less work for you.
Richard Sims On May 12, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Large, M (Matthew) wrote:
Hi Richard, I had my suspicions about that.. Do you think the TCPCLIENTADDRESS option would be of any use? I guess (without looking) this updates the TCP_ADDRESS column on the server to suggest an IP to make next contact with, not to ensure the client only listens on that IP address. Regards, Matthew
