there anyway to retrieve the SSID of the network the pc's currently connected to or the list of available networks? I've googled for examples, but I only find vb.net 2005 examples that don't work in vb.net 2008
I've been looking around, but just can't seem to find any code that checks if a certain wireless network (with an SSID of "HomeWifi," for example) is in range of the computer.
I have 3 AP and I want design program to get the SSID & signal strength &BSSID(MAC Adress) for each APi found the some functions to obtain the SSID & signal strength for one AP ,,, i using timer to update every 2 second
Using the code below i will get all network interfaces wich are enabled and functional on the machine.
Private netIntrfc As NetworkInterface() = NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces() For i As Integer = 0 To netIntrfc.Length - 1 If netIntrfc(i).OperationalStatus = OperationalStatus.Up Then
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But my problem is how to get the default one, the one(ethernet adapter) through wich user is connected to internet?I need to change some settings of default(through wich user is connected to internet) adapter. settings i change through registry so i could sample add same settings for each network interface but that could cause problems and makes no point then?
EDITED:for now i have done like code below, so if this can help someone other...
Dim u As UdpClient = New UdpClient(System.Net.Dns.GetHostName, 1) Dim localAddr As IPAddress = CType(u.Client.LocalEndPoint, IPEndPoint).Address Private netIntrfc As NetworkInterface() = NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces()
On my program I am trying to make a ToolStripStatusLabel's text change to "connected" if connected to a network and if not connected to a network change the text to " Not Connected" then I don't know how to display a image if connected to a network or not connected. So if the computer is connected to a network I have a image that I would like to be displayed next to the ToolStripStatusLabel. And if not connected to a network, can the program display a different image? I tried this:
how can i detect in VB.Net 2010 that which network card I'm currently using for internet? Like Local Area network, Wireless Network Connection, Cellular Modem or Bluetooth Modem?
Is there any easy way to find out , which network am I connected to via programmatically. I mean we can check the Network is available through "My.Computer.Network.IsAvailable", same way can i find the name the network (Either Direct or via VPN).
I have to do something if my network is connected to a particular network.
I want to be able to change my network on the press of a button to another favorite network followed by the launch of a LAN based game and closing a set of pre-defined internet applications that will interrupt gameplay with "Lost connection" popups Basically I have two networks, on Internet, one only LAN (Both Wireless)I want to be able to switch networks and launch my game. I know the code for launching my game, but my question is....How do I switch network connections using my program?
Here is my Prob- we have a main router from which we use a distributor or hub for internet connection distribution, ever computer connected automatically obtains IP address of format say - 180.50.50.xxx to access net connection.if any connected computer has different IP format than the given one, it cannot access internet.
i m new in .net programming i am wanting to develop a network application by which i can watch the screens of other computers connected in LAN,i can give permissions/privilages to other users.
I have 2 clients connected via a server program.When 1 client hits an arrow key, a picturebox moves on client1 and on client2.Before adding this network functionality, the picturebox on client1 moved fast with each click.Now, there is a delay of like 2-3 seconds.I know the code isn't optimal, but i'm not a networking wizard.What i'm doing is when pressing a key on client 1, it passes a text to a textbox in client 2 which then has the picturebox move in client 2 depending on the text.The slowdown occurs on client 1, which is odd because the picturebox isn't directly connected to the network code.[code]
I am a new member that has just start coding. Im currently working on a small application for a desktop that will give me information from my system. I have code that works but might not be great. I have code that checks that the network is connected but need it to keep checking and updating. I Have tryed loops, goto and timers but not having any luck. Can anyone help point me in right direction. Here is my code so far.
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Label1.Text = TimeOfDay Label8.Text = "Time :"
1. I can't find the file which reflects changes to user settings. This might be because I just can't find it (I can see a bunch of user.config files but they are all empty - weird!), or...
2. I'm not actually saving them when I think I am.
Regarding 2. - do I need to invoke
Is this all I need? And if so, why are my user.configs empty?
Is it possible to access the My.Settings of an other DLL referenced in the current Project? I have a Database project in which Settings the ConnectionString is stored. I need access to this Setting in an other Project(for Log-File).
I would like to find out what the current windows sleep mode setting is i.e. Is it switched on and what is the timer period. My preferences (in order) are: .NET Managed Code API Read Registry Value
How to find Network info. I know how to get IPaddresses. Example: Dim host As String = System.Net.Dns.GetHostName() Dim LocalIPIPv4 As String = System.Net.Dns.GetHostAddresses(host).GetValue(2).ToString "Your Local IP address is: " & LocalIPIPv4
I have a .net network application , and as part of improving the performance of the software i would like to find the shortest route to the server . When i have more than one network , i need to find the local network ip from these current ip list .
I know that you can change the UnhandledExceptionMode by using Application.SetUnhandledExceptionMode(...). How do I find out what the current UnhandledException mode is?