Expose a property in System.Net.Http.HttpResponseMessage which will give the remote ip it connects to

[shine17]

Currently the HttpResponseMessage doesn't expose a property which tells which remote ip it gets response from. There is no way of getting the ip address when TCP connection established. It will be good if we can expose a property in HttpResponseMessage which tells about the ip it get response. Node js https library have that, I think dotnet also should have this exposed.

 var http = require('https');
  http.get('https://www.google.com', function(res) {
    console.log('remote IP: ' + res.connection.remoteAddress);
    ...
  });

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[scalablecory]

@shine17 do you have a proposed API? there are a few different ways we might do this -- we're generally inclined to not introduce a new API for this as it would introduce overhead for all users, not just those who would use it. But, there may be other ways (such as using System.Net.Connections to filter on connect()).

[karelz]

Duplicate of #63159

[karelz]

(it has more details, so closing this issue)