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"Durgaprasad Gorti [MSFT]" <dgorti@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:34ABC460-CE0C-43B8-A0F0-852297363F08@microsoft.com...
> .NET Fully supports non blocking and async sockets. There is
> no need to go to the system level APIS.
> You can easily architect a multi client app using a set of threads
> [like a thread pool and not spawn a thread for each client]
>
> Look at the Async Socket APIs and you should be able to do this