#🔒 Socket client address is different to the server

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bronze oak
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When I connect to the server i have made, the server gets the ip ('147.235.221.91', 3151) but when i run socket.getsockname() from the client i get ('10.0.0.11', 64335) is there a simple way of getting the address the server has, or do i need ot send it back to the client?

bitter walrusBOT
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visual anvil
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You need to send it back to the client

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The standard protocol for this is STUN/TURN

bronze oak
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ty!

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