Need control over LocalEndPoint for multiple IPs

[beauzero]

I have to send out timed requests to a web service with a limitation of 1
request per 6 seconds. I am using a windows service to run the app. and I
have 10 IPs on the box. I need to basically send out 10 requests every six
seconds ...one request per IP. I know I can get access to it through
System.Net.Sockets but that would leave a lot of overhead to code.

Is there an easy way to get access. Even through system.net.httpwebrequest
would be fine. The IPEndPoint is hidden everywhere.

 

[Dan Rogers]

Do you mean you want to send OUT thru one of 10 NIC's on the box you are
sending from? Or do you mean you want to write a program that tests all 10
IP's as web service endpoints? If the latter, you can just encode the URL
as http://10.10.10.10/whatever.aspx and thereby bypass the DNS lookup.

Hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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[beauzero]

Neither. One NIC, 10 static IPs, route requests thru individual IPs (must
have control). Must be service based and .NET framework 1.1

Do you mean you want to send OUT thru one of 10 NIC's on the box you are
sending from? Or do you mean you want to write a program that tests all 10
IP's as web service endpoints? If the latter, you can just encode the URL
as http://10.10.10.10/whatever.aspx and thereby bypass the DNS lookup.

Hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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[Dan Rogers]

I'm not getting it. Is the problem that you need to send thru different IP
addresses that you've homed to specific IIS web sites (!), or is the
problem that within a specific service, you want to do something to a
specific IP address.

In either case, you should be able to just use the IP address you want
(from code). If you want one service implementation to sit on 10 different
IP addresses, you will need to use IIS site settings to set this up. It
may mean setting up one site per IP address, and having each site have a
copy of your service implementation on it.

It's just not clear to me what the thing you are trying to do is... The
simple solution is to just use the IP address you desire!

Sorry

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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Neither. One NIC, 10 static IPs, route requests thru individual IPs (must
have control). Must be service based and .NET framework 1.1