Directory.GetFi les(IP address)?

[Michael]

Hi,
I have been using Directory.GetFi les("g://"); in my c# application. But
now my boss want's me to do Directory.GetFi les(IP address);

I have been unable to figure out how to get this to work. Any sugestions?

Thanks,
Michael.

[Andy]

I think you'll have to do Directory.GetFi les( @"\\server\file Share" ).

Andy

Michael wrote:

Hi,
I have been using Directory.GetFi les("g://"); in my c# application. But
now my boss want's me to do Directory.GetFi les(IP address);

I have been unable to figure out how to get this to work. Any sugestions?

Thanks,
Michael.

[Tom Spink]

Michael wrote:

Hi,
I have been using Directory.GetFi les("g://"); in my c# application. But
now my boss want's me to do Directory.GetFi les(IP address);

I have been unable to figure out how to get this to work. Any sugestions?

Thanks,
Michael.

Hi Michael,

May I ask what you expect it to do, so we can give you a related example, or
point you in the right direction?

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Hope this helps,
Tom Spink

Google first, ask later.

[Willy Denoyette [MVP]]

Not sure what exactly your boss wants , but if he wants you to use a UNC
naming scheme instead of a mapped network drive, you should do something
like:

Directory.GetFi les(\\servernam e\sharename);
where servername is the NetBios name or ip hostname (alias or a FQN DNS
name),
alternatively you can substitute the IP adress for the 'servername' like:
Directory.GetFi les(\\192.168.0 .100\sharename) ;
,which is a bad idea even if the IP address never changes.

Willy.
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| Hi,
| I have been using Directory.GetFi les("g://"); in my c# application. But
| now my boss want's me to do Directory.GetFi les(IP address);
|
| I have been unable to figure out how to get this to work. Any sugestions?
|
| Thanks,
| Michael.
|