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CJ Taylor
Well... Yeah.. =) There are about 100 ways you could probably do it.
I would look in the System.Net namespace, using like a TCPListner or UDP
Listner. Or you could have some fun (even though this isn't the best way)
and get your local IP and subnet mask, calculate out the valid IP ranges and
start trying to ICMP them.
But I'm sure there is a much better way. I think I saw something on Planet
Source Code called "Make your own Network Neighborhood" program with source
that may be of use.
Hope it helps.
CJ
I would look in the System.Net namespace, using like a TCPListner or UDP
Listner. Or you could have some fun (even though this isn't the best way)
and get your local IP and subnet mask, calculate out the valid IP ranges and
start trying to ICMP them.
But I'm sure there is a much better way. I think I saw something on Planet
Source Code called "Make your own Network Neighborhood" program with source
that may be of use.
Hope it helps.
CJ