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Bob Greschke
There is a lot to stuff that seems to skirt around this issue (most of which
has to do with finding your IP address), but I can't find anything that
explains how to write a client that (in my case) needs to collect some
information from some equipment on a private network/Ethernet card, then
transmit that info on the other Ethernet card/"outside" network to another
program (which will put it into a db).
"binding to a specific address is almost never used for a client", sez
Foundations of Python Network Programming, but is that how it's done?? Each
card has a fixed IP address. It's on Windows at this time if that makes any
difference.
Thanks!
Bob
has to do with finding your IP address), but I can't find anything that
explains how to write a client that (in my case) needs to collect some
information from some equipment on a private network/Ethernet card, then
transmit that info on the other Ethernet card/"outside" network to another
program (which will put it into a db).
"binding to a specific address is almost never used for a client", sez
Foundations of Python Network Programming, but is that how it's done?? Each
card has a fixed IP address. It's on Windows at this time if that makes any
difference.
Thanks!
Bob