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AOA
i m facing problems in connecting to a Linux server using a
window client.i've made a server on linux using secure shell in lab..
but when i try to connect to the server using a client from windows
(that i've developed in c#),, it just displays the message
that "failed to open a port,, connection failed".

ive used the C functions create-socket,bind,listen and accept,, to
wait for clients... the same server works well for the clients that r
also in linux,,, but things go wrong when i try to connect to it
using a c# built client from windows,,although the underlined
architecture is TCP/IP.

is it the format of socket that is creating problems.. or something
else,, ??

server runs on secure-shell(with IP 172.16.1.18),, and client on
windows with some diferent IP.

i have also developed server in Windows and then try to connect it
using a Linux-based client... still the same problem,,

i will be very thankful if someone can help me in this regard...

regards
umer






Wed Feb 1, 2006 6:01 pm

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