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Hi

Is there any intelligent way to similate windows function to show a map of
the entire network visible to an application??

My job is this...:

Picture a LAN/WLAN with 5 computers connected through a router. I need to
run an application which as its first task needs to map out which other
computers it can se in the network. Then it needs to 'ping' a certain port
on any given ip to se, if that computer is running this application. Then it
will start up a communication with each of these computers and the
particular program on that computer.

Short of inputting the ip's given out on each computer or running a specific
server application keeping track of this, is there a way to do this
intelligently without having to scan all possible ip's in the 192.168.x.x
pool?? This seems to me as being slow and extremely low-tech...

Code-sniplet would be greatly appreciated....

/Finn

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Sep 12 '07 #1
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Is the "particular application" under your control ?
http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/u...stmessage.html shows how to
send a broadcast...
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Hi

Is there any intelligent way to similate windows function to show a map of
the entire network visible to an application??

My job is this...:

Picture a LAN/WLAN with 5 computers connected through a router. I need to
run an application which as its first task needs to map out which other
computers it can se in the network. Then it needs to 'ping' a certain port
on any given ip to se, if that computer is running this application. Then
it will start up a communication with each of these computers and the
particular program on that computer.

Short of inputting the ip's given out on each computer or running a
specific server application keeping track of this, is there a way to do
this intelligently without having to scan all possible ip's in the
192.168.x.x pool?? This seems to me as being slow and extremely
low-tech...

Code-sniplet would be greatly appreciated....

/Finn

--
Der er 10 slags mennesker - Dem som forstår binær og dem som ikke gør.
There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary ant those who
don't.
Es gibt 10 arten von menschen. Die die binär verstehen bzw. die die es
nicht tuhen

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