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Just wondering, but are you sure about that? &nbsp;I know you can do that with the UDP vcl's, but UDP is a connectionless protocol - I would think that trying that with the TCP vcl's would result in a challenge with the port already being in use. I don't know for sure - I'd have to try it.<br />
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GL<br />
Mike
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Just wondering, but are you sure about that?  I know you can do that with the UDP vcl's, but UDP is a connectionless protocol - I would think that trying that with the TCP vcl's would result in a challenge with the port already being in use. I don't know for sure - I'd have to try it.

GL
Mike

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Ive done it myself in the past. &nbsp;Albeit not with the INDY component suite, but I see no reason why it would work with one set of winsock controls and not with another.
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Ive done it myself in the past.  Albeit not with the INDY component suite, but I see no reason why it would work with one set of winsock controls and not with another.

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Only the server binds to port a port number that it's listenin on for connections. The client doesn't<br />
bind to a port to make a connection, so the two don't get in each other's way
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Only the server binds to port a port number that it's listenin on for connections. The client doesn't
bind to a port to make a connection, so the two don't get in each other's way

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Can we run TCP client and TCP server on the same machine with Indy Sockets and how? 
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Can we run TCP client and TCP server on the same machine with Indy Sockets and how? 

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