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Hi NG! I have a problem in my remote application. After calling a remote function the calculation will be done by the service. The calculation result will be sent to the caller (client) via remote event. The following behavior can be observed: 1.) Right after the start of the server the first response via remote event will take a long time. 2.) Calling the same function a second time will not be a problem. 3.) If I enter the IP address of the client (caller) into the host file, the first call will not take this long time. So does .NET remoting use DNS reverse look-up to obtain the client address? If yes, is it possible to change this behavior or do I have to permit DNS reverse look-up ? Thanks and Regards Marcel |
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Try using the useIpAddress property when configuring the tcp channelhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.runtime.remoting.chan... |
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