Socket Connect
Kalipso - Form - Actions - Actions Description - Group Communications - Socket Connect
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Kalipso - Form - Actions - Actions Description - Group Communications - Socket Connect
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Connect to a specified IP and port.
Action available for the following operating systems:
General
Socket <unquoted string> - The identification of the socket that user wants to connect. There are several handlers for sockets from 1 to 10. It's also possible defined a socket dynamically by choosing option dynamic for this parameter.
Mode <unquoted string> - The communication mode for the defined socket. There are several options for this parameter:
1 - TCP
2 - UDP
3 - Bluetooth This option will block Port and change IP/Name to MAC Address
4 - TCP(TLS/SSL) This option will active tab Security
IP/Name or MAC Address<string> - The IP address of the socket that the user wants to connect. MAC Address in case of Mode Bluetooth selected.
Port <numeric> - The port for the defined socket.
Timeout <numeric> - The timeout in milliseconds defined for this socket connection. The value 0 is this parameter means that there is no timeout.
Security
Client Authentication
Certificate File <string> - File path
Certificate File Password <string> - File path
Server Authentication
Ignore Untrusted Certificate<numeric> - Yes/No
Ignore Invalid Certificate Name <numeric> - Yes/No
Certificate Fingerprint List <string> - List of Public Key SHA256 Hash for certificate pinning, separated by CR.
Public Key Fingerprint List <string> - List of Public Key SHA256 Hash for certificate pinning, separated by CR.
The parameter Timeout is not supported in some systems and may take longer that what is defined is this action.
For UDP sockets, if you specify ":" as the server IP/Name, then an unbound UDP socket for IPV6 is created.