The Request object has a property "userhostaddress" that returns the
requester's host IP address.  How could a "userhostport" be accomplished to
get the requester's TCP port?

Lance Beasley wrote:
The Request object has no such thing.  The Request.ServerVariables
collection has a variable called REMOTE_ADDR which returns the IP
address of the requester.  Request.ServerVariables("SERVER_PORT")
should give you what you want.

Wait a minute - you're talking .NET aren't you?  This is a classic asp
newsgroup.  ASP.NET is totally different.  Try over at
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.

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