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tag
I'm trying to add an IP address to a pc's network card. In C++ I used
the IPHlpApi.lib's function AddIPAddress. Is there a built in way to
add an IP Address in C#?

Thanks in advance...
Jul 22 '08 #1
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Hello,

don't think there is a built in way but how about
[DllImport("iphl papi.dll", SetLastError=tr ue)]
static extern int AddIPAddress(in t Address, int IpMask, int IfIndex, out
IntPtr NTEContext, out IntPtr NTEInstance );

if unmanaged is an option then this will do the trick...

look on pinvoke.net for usage.

Leo

"tag" <wi********@gma il.comwrote in message
news:3b******** *************** ***********@34g 2000hsf.googleg roups.com...
I'm trying to add an IP address to a pc's network card. In C++ I used
the IPHlpApi.lib's function AddIPAddress. Is there a built in way to
add an IP Address in C#?

Thanks in advance...
Jul 23 '08 #2
"Leo Seccia" wrote:
Hello,

don't think there is a built in way but how about
[DllImport("iphl papi.dll", SetLastError=tr ue)]
static extern int AddIPAddress(in t Address, int IpMask, int IfIndex, out
IntPtr NTEContext, out IntPtr NTEInstance );

if unmanaged is an option then this will do the trick...

look on pinvoke.net for usage.

Leo

"tag" <wi********@gma il.comwrote in message
news:3b******** *************** ***********@34g 2000hsf.googleg roups.com...
I'm trying to add an IP address to a pc's network card. In C++ I used
the IPHlpApi.lib's function AddIPAddress. Is there a built in way to
add an IP Address in C#?

Thanks in advance...


There is also WMI and Win32_NetworkAd apterConfigurat ion class.

--
urkec

Jul 23 '08 #3
tag
On Jul 23, 7:04 am, urkec <ur...@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote:
"Leo Seccia" wrote:
Hello,
don't think there is a built in way but how about
[DllImport("iphl papi.dll", SetLastError=tr ue)]
static extern int AddIPAddress(in t Address, int IpMask, int IfIndex, out
IntPtr NTEContext, out IntPtr NTEInstance );
if unmanaged is an option then this will do the trick...
look on pinvoke.net for usage.
Leo
"tag" <windspr...@gma il.comwrote in message
news:3b******** *************** ***********@34g 2000hsf.googleg roups.com...
I'm trying to add an IP address to a pc's network card. In C++ I used
the IPHlpApi.lib's function AddIPAddress. Is there a built in way to
add an IP Address inC#?
Thanks in advance...

There is also WMI and Win32_NetworkAd apterConfigurat ion class.

--
urkec
Thanks for both of your suggestions. I used iphlpapi.dll and it works
okay, I noticed that I have to call it early in my program, or the NIC
card isn't changed before the socket is created...
Jul 31 '08 #4

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