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How can I have multiple connections over a single port in boost asio?

Do I need to have a socket for each client?

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When a new connection is accepted, a new socket will be created for it, you don't have to create sockets yourself. Have you checked the examples in the manual? Like the chat-server, I think it handles multiple connections.

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Make a vector of asio socket*. Then work with that.For each client you want to accept push back a new socket.Hope this work!!

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