MediatorAddress property
Holds IP address (or hostname) of the mediator.
Type
String.Syntax
void devVPN.GetMediatorAddress(IntPtr Handle, StringBuilder buffer);
The MediatorAddress(Handle,buffer) syntax has these parts:
| Handle | Reference to the devVPN instance. |
| buffer | Buffer where output is stored. |
void devVPN.SetMediatorAddress(IntPtr Handle, string Value);
The MediatorAddress(Handle,value) syntax has these parts:
| Handle | Reference to the devVPN instance. |
| value | New mediator address to set. |
char *MediatorAddress = value;
The MediatorAddress(value) syntax has these parts:
| value | Pointer to allocated memory where mediator address is stored. |
Sub VPN_GetMediatorAddress(ByVal Handle As IntPtr, ByVal buffer As StringBuilder)
The MediatorAddress(Handle,buffer) syntax has these parts:
| Handle | Reference to the devVPN instance. |
| buffer | Buffer where output is stored. |
Remarks
Set this property to hostname of mediator that is used with
Search method, together with
MediatorPort property. devVPN will send mediator requests to that IP/Port to locate and possibly request connection with remote peer.
UDP connection is used for mediator, to help with UDP hole punching for direct peer-to-peer connection. Even if you use only TCP protocol in
Start method, mediator can be used to obtain information about announced TCP ports open by remote peer.
Note that devVPN will remember this property through address reference, so keep your buffers static and valid as long as devVPN needs it. devVPN will not free or touch allocated memory in any way.Platforms
Windows
Mac OSX
Linux
BSD
iPhone IOS
