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November 10th, 2001, 05:43 PM
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Junior Member
IP and upper layers
Ti's quite simple really.
Your everyday packet has a source ip, source port , dest. IP and dest. port .
So, when your computer opens a session to the various known ports, it usually uses a source port from 1024 and up.
hence, when you start two sessions, your computer uses two different source ports and sends the packets to the right applications respectfully.
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