How to get a free TCP/UDP port

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Subject: How to get a free TCP/UDP port
From: "Sriram Neelakanta Subramoney" <sriram.subramoney@wipro.com>
Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 11:52:55 +0530
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Title: How to get a free TCP/UDP port

Hi,

How to dynamically get a free TCP/UDP port that can be used at the client's end when connecting to a server[@ a pre-defined destination port] over socket. Is there any call available for this??.

Rgds,
Sriram.

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