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Is there a workaround for the limitation of a single connection at time to a TCP/IP Server located on a RMC3 that can be accessed by several other processors? Example Processor A enables connection to server on RMC3, feedback is indicating connected but now Processor B is attempting to connect to server on RMC3 but is denied until Processor A has released from server on RMC3. The TCP/IP Server is set to 0.0.0.0 to allow any connection from any device.

Not with a Normal TCP server symbol, but should be doable with a C# server socket.

That is what I thought. I'll need to contact 3rd party who programmed the RMC3 that we are interfacing with.?

Any reason that you can't have multiple Servers on different ports to?handle your different?clients?

You could do a subnet broadcast FROM the RMC3 that has the data you want to populate to all the other devices.??

I don't have access to the RMC3, this is controlled by 3rd party and they gave the parameters for accessing the control. But I have numerous processors around building that need to access this RMC3 but currently only on at a time since 3rd party has setup connection using a TCP/IP Server. We are trying work with them now to see about making changes.

I don't have access to the RMC3 where the TCP/IP Server resides. It was programmed by 3rd party but we are now working with them to make changes.

I needed a TCP Server that supported multiple clients.? I wrote one in S# that supported eight clients because that is all that I needed.? But it can be recompiled to support up to 64 clients.? Let me know if you need it and how many clients you want it to support.