``` kamctl srv sockets list listen sockets { "jsonrpc": "2.0", "result": [ { "PROTO": "udp", "NAME": "192.168.147.1", "ADDRLIST": { "ADDR": "192.168.147.1" }, "PORT": "5070", "MCAST": "no", "MHOMED": "no", "ADVERTISE": "-" }, { "PROTO": "tls", "NAME": "192.168.147.1", "ADDRLIST": { "ADDR": "192.168.147.1" }, "PORT": "5071", "MCAST": "no", "MHOMED": "no", "ADVERTISE": "-" } ], "id": 19400 } ```
TCP/TLS connections are created at the OS layer, depending on OS IP routes, in many cases the app has no much control about the local ip/port when connecting to a remote peer.
Agreed, but I would assume that it doesn't matter whether it uses TLS or not...