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  3. April 2002

RE: Sockets problem (what is)

I did a test and you are right.

I telneted to port on my server from my workstation.  Netstat shows my IP
connected on some random port, the server IP as port 80.  I did Netstat on
the server and it shows it's IP on port 80 and my IP on that same random
port.

Regards,

Jim Langston

I thought I was right once, but I was mistaken.

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Klement [mailto:klemscot@klements.com]

Jim,

As I said in my previous message, what you're seeing is the client's port
vs. the server's port.   It's not being "handed off" to a different port.
The ports are exactly what they were when the session started.
<SNIP>

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