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After connecting to an OPCUA endpoint, I wanted to find out what local endpoint is being used.
I can open a Wireshark trace and see the OpcUa traffic between my client and the server to view the local IP and port being used, but I was hoping to capture this information in the client itself. I thought that client.SecureChannel().LocalEndpoint() may provide this information, but this returns the endpoint of the server I connected to. Is there a way to do this?
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After connecting to an OPCUA endpoint, I wanted to find out what local endpoint is being used.
I can open a Wireshark trace and see the OpcUa traffic between my client and the server to view the local IP and port being used, but I was hoping to capture this information in the client itself. I thought that client.SecureChannel().LocalEndpoint() may provide this information, but this returns the endpoint of the server I connected to. Is there a way to do this?
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