System.Net.Socket and Linux Server

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Ralf Haenel

Hello,

I have the following problem:

I have a TCP/IP server/client program(s) programmed with the
TcpListener/TcpClient class. The communication uses port 13000.

- It work fine from Windows2000(Client) to WindowsXP(Server)
- But it fails from Windows2000 to Linux(Server). It work from a Client
without .NET framework to the same server programm under Linux.

Has anybody an idea?

Thanks
Ralf
 
Ah, is this one of those little-endian vs. big-endian problems?
Try using a port like 9898 and see.

Mujtaba.
 
Yes it one of those problems... sorry for that silly question ... painful

and many thanks for your help.

Regards Ralf
 
Ah, is this one of those little-endian vs. big-endian problems?
Try using a port like 9898 and see.
Click to expand...

I've just read your post and I am wondering what have the endianness to do
with this issue? I'm really curious because I've never supposed that this
can be a problem (at least at the stage of establishing connection). Also,
why 9898 is better than 13000?

Michal Dabrowski
 
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