Is there a way that WCF service can know which machine the call comes from?

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Hi, I have a WCF service and without changing any code on the client side, is there a way that I can know the detail information of the caller, such as the MachineName, and ApplicationName?

Basically, I cannot change the client code to pass those pieces of information over.

I tried to use System.Web.HttpContext on the server side to track this information, but HttpContext.Current is NULL. I guess that is not the proper usage of it.

Any suggestion?

Thanks Sarah

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