Are you using TcpClient?
I've extensively use of TcpClient in Monotouch applications and have had no
problems. The only thing I make sure to do, before calling Close is making
sure the socket is actually connected. The networking infrastructure I used
was developed on Windows, with the project ported over as a Monotouch
library and recompiled (outputting a DLL), but that shouldn't matter. My
app allows for many to one, or one to many discovery (UDP/multicast) and one
to one communication (TCP/unicast) and have yet to see an issue with closing
the socket. Again, though, I'm assuming TcpClient usage.
// if the underlying tcp connection is active
if (SocketClient.Connected)
{
// disconnect the underlying connection
SocketClient.Close();
}
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