hi...


Based on the trace packet, I found that my server using port 1998 and the remote server using port 61236.

How could i write the socket program to connect from my port (1998) to remote system on port (61236).

This is sample data trace:

Sent request to remote system
-------------------------------- TCP Header --------------------------
+--------
sport:   1998   -->   dport:  61236     flags: PUSH ACK 
       seq: 0xfd2fed0a  urp: 0x0      chksum: 0xe16a   data len: 519  
       ack: 0x2f975faf  win: 0x1ed9   optlen: 0   
-------------------------------- XOT ---------------------------------
+--------

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Remote server acknowlegde
-------------------------------- TCP Header --------------------------
+--------
sport:   61236   -->   dport:  1998     flags: PUSH ACK 
       seq: 0x2f975faf  urp: 0x0      chksum: 0x1b     data len: 7    
       ack: 0xfd2fef11  win: 0x8000   optlen: 0   
-------------------------------- XOT ---------------------------------
+--------
   0: 00 00 00 03 10 01 41 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --  ......A........
+.

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In reply to Re^4: help me on socket programming by bh_perl
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