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<pawel.silberr...@celsi.ch> wrote:
>Hello,

>I need to communicate with TCP/IP from a workstation to another. I set
>up one as RAS cleint, the other as RAS server. Establishing
>communication works well, including authentication. I use the RASDial
>function in asynchronous mode and I can get to the Connected state. Now
>I try to connect the Client Socket, but nothing happens anymore. My
>impression is, that my setup of the IP address is somehow wrong. Either
>the client does not expect the Server to be on the other side of the RAS
>connection, or the server does not accept it for any reason. But I dont
>get an error message.

>What do I have to set for TCP/IP on both sides of the RAS connection?

>Any help will be greatly appreciated.

>Pawel Silberring

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> On Thu, 29 Nov 2001 16:24:43 +0100, "Pawel Silberring (CELSI AG)"
> <pawel.silberr...@celsi.ch> wrote:

> >Hello,

> >I need to communicate with TCP/IP from a workstation to another. I set
> >up one as RAS cleint, the other as RAS server. Establishing
> >communication works well, including authentication. I use the RASDial
> >function in asynchronous mode and I can get to the Connected state. Now
> >I try to connect the Client Socket, but nothing happens anymore. My
> >impression is, that my setup of the IP address is somehow wrong. Either
> >the client does not expect the Server to be on the other side of the RAS
> >connection, or the server does not accept it for any reason. But I dont
> >get an error message.

> >What do I have to set for TCP/IP on both sides of the RAS connection?

> >Any help will be greatly appreciated.

> >Pawel Silberring

> Me again.

> Which operating system ?

> Olaf

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<pawel.silberr...@celsi.ch> wrote:
>I am using Windows NT 4

>Olaf Kaul schrieb:

>> On Thu, 29 Nov 2001 16:24:43 +0100, "Pawel Silberring (CELSI AG)"
>> <pawel.silberr...@celsi.ch> wrote:

>> >Hello,

>> >I need to communicate with TCP/IP from a workstation to another. I set
>> >up one as RAS cleint, the other as RAS server. Establishing
>> >communication works well, including authentication. I use the RASDial
>> >function in asynchronous mode and I can get to the Connected state. Now
>> >I try to connect the Client Socket, but nothing happens anymore. My
>> >impression is, that my setup of the IP address is somehow wrong. Either
>> >the client does not expect the Server to be on the other side of the RAS
>> >connection, or the server does not accept it for any reason. But I dont
>> >get an error message.

>> >What do I have to set for TCP/IP on both sides of the RAS connection?

>> >Any help will be greatly appreciated.

>> >Pawel Silberring

>> Me again.

>> Which operating system ?

>> Olaf

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<pawel.silberr...@celsi.ch> wrote:
>Hi,

>thank you for your help. I am making progress, but I am still not there. When I
>try to connect the client socket to the server, the server accepts the
>connection and gets an event OnConnect. Local and remote address settings look
>just fine. But on the client side, no OnConnected event occurs. Sniffing into
>the socket source code, I found, that when a WinSock.Connect operation is made,
>the response from Windows is 10035, which is according to windows documentation:

>WSAEWOULDBLOCK Resource temporarly unavailable...

>I tried to repeat the operation later, but that did not help. I was also
>suspecting, that I simply miss the message, that tells me the connection is
>ready, but the active property of the client socket remains 'false'. What coul
>be the cause for the ressource to remain unavailable?

>Thank you in advance for any response.

>Pawel Silberring

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