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C # byte streams over TCP

I am a junior engineer, hoping to find here some tips from all experienced people on how to approach this.

I was assigned a project to create a server / client application that streams bytes over TCP. Our company deals with 2-way GPS radios with sending software, and we would like to make a server / client application out of it. Currently, the dispatch software can connect to the central base station where the user should be, but we want to make this software available from a remote location (if the base station is on the repeater miles from the place where the dispatcher can be at).

User / Client → microphone polling location → server → base station → OTA signal → radio and vice versa

I am looking at the Windows Communication Foundation, but what are the other ways I can approach this?

I will mainly use C # /. NET / Visual Studio 2008

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