RFC1006 over TCP/IP

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Hello,

I need to connect to a server over TCP/IP that uses RFC1006.
I'm not familiarized with it so I was hopping that someone coulld enlighten me.

By using RFC1006 means that my connection and data exchange method will be different than other TCP/IP approaches? Since I am a client I'm using this sequence:

//[...]
MySocket = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream , ProtocolType.Tcp);
//[...]
MySocket.Connect(MyIPAddress, MyPort);
//[...]
lData = MySocket.Receive(MyDataBuffer, MyDataBuffer.Length, 0);
//[...]

Will this work, or by using RFC1006 I need a more elaborate approach?

Updated info:

For what I could read RFC1006 uses TSAPs to create different channels over one socket through port 102. (I will need two channels and the communication is over ethernet)

So basically, what i need is to figure out:

the connection sequence (request, confirmation, if any data is exchanged during this process...)

the specific stucture used in the encapsulation of my "main message" (field order and its size) so I can append all the data to make my telegram suitalbe for RFC1006.

Thanks in advance.