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[Socket Programming]How to connect multiple client on to single port?

Asked by oiqbal in Programming Languages

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Hello all,
i want to write code which does the following:

Server listening on single port,

Many clients connect to the server request something, get some response and remain connected.

Problem is how can i make many client to get connected (via TCP) to a server (on a single port)
at a time?

I saw a Software named PHOENIX built on Linux that listen on 3020 port and many clients softwares connects to it on port 3020 at the same time and gets connected ,Phoenix fullfills all the client's  request and they dont have to recconect

Thanx in advance,
Owais Iqbal

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