Opening a socket through an RS232 connection

Question

I have a "C # server" program that listens for "127.0.0.1", port 5500 using a .NET socket, and I have a corresponding C # client program that sends messages to this socket from the same PC. They both work great.

Now, if I run the client and server programs on a separate PC and connect them through the cable connecting their serial ports (RS232), should I make changes to the code to make them work? I ask, since I do not have 2 PCs to test, but I need it to work during deployment.

Thanks.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

TCP / IP also works on SLIP. Remember the old way you used to connect to the Internet? PPP will also work. But I do not think that this is what he is looking for.