PowerTCP Mail for .NET
LocalEndPoint Property




EndPoint to bind to locally.
Syntax
Public Property LocalEndPoint As IPEndPoint
Dim instance As Session
Dim value As IPEndPoint
 
instance.LocalEndPoint = value
 
value = instance.LocalEndPoint
public IPEndPoint LocalEndPoint {get; set;}
public: __property IPEndPoint* get_LocalEndPoint();
public: __property void set_LocalEndPoint( 
   IPEndPoint* value
);
public:
property IPEndPoint^ LocalEndPoint {
   IPEndPoint^ get();
   void set (    IPEndPoint^ value);
}
Remarks

Use this property to control the use of IPv4/IPv6, the IP interface to bind to (for multi-homed hosts), and the port or port-range to use. Defaults to AddressFamily.InterNetworkV4, IPAddress.Any, and a port selected by the system (ephemeral port 0).

To use AddressFamily.InterNetworkV6, create a new IPEndPoint that specifies this AddressFamily. A Socket will be created that can connect to both IPv4 and IPv6 hosts. This is called a "dual stack", allowing clients to connect to both IPv4 and IPv6 servers, and allowing servers to accept connections from both IPv4 and IPv6 clients.

If IPEndPoint.Any is not desired, specify the hostname or address in the constructor.

If a random ephemeral port is not desired, specify the port or range in the constructor.

See Also

Reference

Session Class
Session Members


PowerTCP Mail for .NET Documentation Version 4.3
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