Make a distinction between TcpClient in C #

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Make a distinction between TcpClient in C #

How can I, as a server, distinguish between the TcpClient that connects to me? As a client, should I always send a username or something from which the server can know who I am?

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patentul Mar 17 '13 at 15:54

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Naresh 18 . '13 5:03

Naate · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-17T15:58:10+0000

I usually use client-side data in a service to identify the client. Identifiers I use:

Lan and wan ip addresses, computer name, username, operating system,

in addition to your comments, I would suggest creating a client class inside the server that processes variables that have already been passed by the client, so you do not need to resubmit the username, etc.

Make a distinction between TcpClient in C #

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