Now lets take a look at the available properties of the WinSock control... all of them are explained in the table below:
| Property | Description |
| BytesReceived | The total number of bytes received since you connected to the Server or Client |
| LocalHostName | The name of the PC you are running the program on |
| LocalIP | The IP address of the PC you are running the program on |
| LocalPort | The Port to listen to when the Listen method is called |
| Protocol | The Protocol to use (TCP or UDP) |
| RemoteHost | The name of the remote PC you are connected to |
| RemoteHostIP | The IP address of the remote PC you are connected to |
| RemotePort | The remove port which you will attempt to connect to using the Connect method |
| SocketHandle | Returns the handle of the Socket. You can pass this to WinSock API calls |
| State | Returns the State of the connection. |
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