Get port of the incoming tcp connection?

Assuming you have a System.Net.Sockets. Socket object, Type-cast its RemoteEndPoint property to an IPEndPoint and then read its Port property.

Sure but I need the client port for NAT punchtrough a server. I don't need the port where the client program is binded but the one of the connection aasigned by the router – Stefano Apr 25 at 18:38 Then I'd suggest you go to rfc-editor. Org/rfcsearch.

Html and search for NAT and/or Network Address Translation. And the work through the RFCs. Also see en.wikipedia.Org/wiki/NAT_traversal – Nicholas Carey Apr 25 at 19:18.

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