| How To Get IP Address Of A Machine |
| The Code Project |
| This article is not a technical overview or large discussion. It is like a collection of tips on how you can get the IP address or host name of a machine. In the Win32 API this could be accomplished using the NetWork API. And this is still true in the .NET framework. The only difference is finding and understanding what namespace and class to use to accomplish this task. In the .NET framework the NetWork API is available in the System.Net namespace. |
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| IP Address Hostname Converter |
| C# Corner |
| This is an IP Address-Hostname converter written in C# using Windows Forms. You simply enter a hostname or IP address in the boxes on the form and press the arrow button to convert it. |
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| IP LookUp Program |
| C# Corner |
| This is an IP look up program that uses C# Windows Forms and IPHostEntry to resolve the DNS request. You enter the URL in the first box and press the Look Up button and the IP shows in the bottom box. |
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| Network Programming in C#-Part 1 |
| C# Corner |
| The .NET framework provides two namespaces, System.Net and System.Net.Sockets for network programming. The classes and methods of these namespaces help us to write programs, which can communicate across the network. The communication can be either connection oriented or connectionless. They can also be either stream oriented or data-gram based. |
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| Networking Support Provided by the .NET Framework |
| C#Today |
| The .NET Framework provides a wide range of excellent features that developers can take advantage in building networking applications. The System.Net classes are similar to Microsoft's WinInet API (used for internet protocol programming), in that they allow applications to get and send data using Internet protocols. |
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| Peer-to-Peer |
| C# Help |
| The P2P concept generally consists of a central Index server. This server does not contain any files, physically. It only maintains the information about the users who are logged on to the network, the IP address of the client and the list of files shared at any given moment by a user. The client and the server communicate with each other over a socket connection using simple commands. |
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| Ping Utility and Web Service |
| Egg Head Cafe |
| This article demonstrates how to build a Ping utility into a Web service. |
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| Ping Utility in C# |
| C# Corner |
| Ping is a very useful utility used to determine the speed of a Network Connection. It establishes a socket connection with the given hostname and sends a Data Packet using ICMP Protocol. The Host then in reply send back a Packet. The time taken to Send and Receive a Data Packet is calculated in Milliseconds. This helps us to know the speed of the connection. |
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| Ping v2 |
| Master C# |
| Ping is a very useful utility used to determine the speed of a Network Connection its also used in many other networking utilities. It sends a Data Packet using ICMP Protocol to the given Host. The Host then in reply sends back a Data Packet. The time taken to Send and Receive a Data Packet is calculated in Milliseconds. This helps us to know the speed of the connection. |
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| Simple NSLookUp Implementation in C# |
| C# Corner |
| This is code implementation for simple nslookup. As you can see from the code listing, I've used classes defined in the System.Net namespace. You must have to add reference to this namespace before you use any of this namespace classes. |
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| Top 10 tips and tricks to code professional looking .NET apps |
| The Code Project |
| Top 10 tips and tricks to make your little C# app look professional… things like interacting with Windows registry or Event log, ensuring a single instance of an app, sending emails, creating useful (and techie looking) logs of operations, getting IP addresses from host names and other cool stuff ! |
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| Top 10 tips and tricks to code professional looking .NET apps |
| The Code Project |
| Top 10 tips and tricks to make your little C# app look professional… things like interacting with Windows registry or Event log, ensuring a single instance of an app, sending emails, creating useful (and techie looking) logs of operations, getting IP addresses from host names, and other cool stuff! |
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