I don't think I have ever seen this mentioned on this list. That's not to say it can't be done. How about: keep rejecting connections until the right port number comes along? :)
Anton. > No, basically, if you have a server running, say on port 8000 and you > connect to it via a client the client will connect on a random > local port to > that remote port. Doing a probe on the connection verifies this. What I > want to do is have the client connect via a specified port, so > that if you > do a probe on the client connection it will look something like: > > local-ip: <client's IP Address> > remote-ip: <server's IP Address> > local-port: 9000 > remote-port: 8000 > > So that I can have some control on how the client connects to the server > > Matt -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.
