Does anyone know how I could get my app to show the ISP of the machine it is running on, I can get internal and external IP addresses, just need to know if possible and how to look up ISP from this information
View 1 RepliesI'm using VB.NET 2003 Application program. i need to get External IP Address (internet). i searched internet and found come codes and tried that...i tried this code... but it returned my internal IP Address...
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And i tried this code too...
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But its always returns (m.fail) instead of (m.Success). so i'm not able to get External Ip address.
Using command window - Immediate, i get values for "r" and "m". and m.success = false...
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I don't have fire wall setup in my machine. and i have internet access too...anything wrong in that code.. or anything i'm missing... if anyone have any idea how to find out the External Ip Address.
Lately I have been making a program (I guess you could call it a trainer), which would read the process memory to get the character's coordinates in a game. It later makes a simple map and show it in a separate windows. I built this program in VB.net, and it works surprisingly well. The only problem is the fact that the memory address where the coordinates are stored, changes every time I restart the game. Could someone please help me find a way, for the program to find the correct address by itself? If it helps, the game I am referring to is Minecraft.
View 2 RepliesI want to develop a function that will return the external [public] IP from my router.
Not the Internal [local] IP, something like 192.168.1.X.
But something like this 216.XXX.XXX.XXX
How can I detect the External IP Address of machine which is running my Application. By External IP address means that IP Address through which PC running my Application is accessible through Internet. and not the local IP Address .
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View 13 RepliesNeed to get local and external IP address to display in my app, but then if possible somehow lookup the ISP using the external IP address got following code to get hostname and local IP address, but it is showing IPv6 address when I would prefer the IPv4 one
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I started to setup a Server and a Client for personal purpose. When I try to connect the Server by a computer inside a shared network, with local IPs, works but when I try to connect an external IP, doesn't work.[code]
View 3 RepliesI found this code online on how to obtain my external ip address
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but i get a blue line under Inet1
How can i use the address bar to send commands to a external application?
Example:
AOL Instant Messenger -
I havent used this application in a long time. But i remembered if you wanted to add a friend to AIM from their online profile it directed them to a link such as:
aim:addfriend=contactID
and AIM would pick this up and add it the contactID to the application. The link i posted is more than likely not the correct link they use but it shows what im trying to accomplish.
Im looking to achieve something along the lines of:
myApplication:command=commandValue
I need to find the mac address of a remote pc on our lan to enable me to execute a wake up WOL the, PC will be switched off is this possible ?
View 3 Repliesi have an external form, and it has a label, which his name is: Static62 how do i read the label into my vb.net program?
View 10 RepliesMy code worked find until new .NET(?).Using word interop code (Word 2003) to make word do a mail merge via VB.NET code. I need to search and replace some string. Now this has worked fine before but now whenever the code reaches assigning the string value to the .Selection.Find.Text or .Selection.Find.Replacement.Text it stops dead with SEHexception external component causing error - see full error below.
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This file i have have created by using dos cmd i.e. "ipconfig /all >> d:mac.txt".
View 2 RepliesI 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 .
View 3 RepliesI need to find out the local IP address of my computer. I made this function which seems to do it decently but I was wondering if there are any better ways of doing it.
Function GetLocalIP() As System.Net.IPAddress
Dim localIP() As System.Net.IPAddress = System.Net.Dns.GetHostAddresses(System.Net.Dns.GetHostName)
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I have a button in my visual basic application that finds an address on a Bing map. It then launches the browser, passing the address of the property on the URL. Used to work just fine, but it doesn seem to work anymore and I don't know why. For example, if I cut/paste the following URL into my browser, bing maps comes up but does nothing.
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However, when I bring up bing maps and cut/past just the address into the search box, if finds the parcel. if an address can still be passed on the URL?
I have a small embedded web server and to setup its network parameters I use a serial port, however this is giving me a lot of trouble due to USB to serial adapters (in some computers work in other doesn't).
However the other day I saw that Buffalo has a little program to find their NAS boxes (or network drives) when you don't know their IP address or got the wrong one so I assume they do it by looking for mac addresses.Is there any way of doing this with VB 2005 or higher? Basically I don't know the IP of the embedded server so I need to find it on a network, how do I find it?
a) I could do a general IP scan assuming it is on the same subnet than the host computer
b) if it has a different subnet... a general IP scan is not going to work, is it?
I whould like to find the IP address of a game server that sends UDP packets to my PC. Of this server I know the fixed Port number, but not the IP address
I can read the netstat -anp udp data and store them in a text file... but this command don't displais the IP Address and the Port number of the external servers, only lots of asterisks
the question is: how to retrieve this IP address?
In html it's easy to get a button to get an file on your local hard drive but I can't seem to find or remember how to do it for a VB application (using Visual Basic 2010). What I would like is for the button to find a local directory, select it and then add the address to a textbox.
View 1 RepliesIs there a way i can write this into a command button?
In a CMD Prompt if you type:
nslookup
set type=mx
set timeout=30
emailaddressdomain.com
it will give you the outgoing mail server address is there a way i can write that into a command button and display the results into a textbox?
I am using VS 2010 to create a Mac OSX like dock application.Everything has worked great apart from one of the key features of the dock! So what I want is:When the user clicks the minimize but on any (including external application) it minimize to the dock I have created rather than the windows Task-bar.
View 5 RepliesI start an external Program using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start I want monitoring when a user has started a new file, saves or opens another file and get the info of the file in current process
View 2 RepliesI guess this one is pretty basic, yet i have not been able to figure out.So here's the deal, my application uses an external exe to generate some txt files that the application needs for a use case. Since hard coding the path of such exe would be hideously wrong in so many aspects i would like to include a little configuration option for the user, so he can specify the path of the external exe for the application to be used.I also would like to have something like that for the path of the Database I'm actually using.
View 2 RepliesI'm trying to send a click to an external app using the coordinates inside it, not the coordinates of the screen, if you can understand me...
How can I do this? Being more exactly, I'm trying to get a radio button's coordinates of an external application, then, clicking it (using its coordinates, not its class/name), if its possible...
I need to take screenshot of another (third party) application window and save it in a folder.
View 5 RepliesI would like to include a text file for easy ediing of data that my app will read and pull data from. My external data file is a csv fileI want to display a checked list box that display this info and based on selections in the checked list box cand in a procedure later call commands based on those selections.
View 4 RepliesIn a program of mine, I have a resource (which is a textfile). This contains also vb.net code, It is resource which is binded to an .exe, with the mainprogram that I have. So the main program calls the resource, and the resource bind to an exe file.
I have this line:
Declare Function GetProcAddress Lib "kernel32" (ByVal handle As IntPtr, ByVal name As String) As IntPtr
In the source.txt and I want to replace this whole line by a string(or word) which calls this line from somewhere else. For example in another source.txt. A textbox is not possible because this is not a vb form, but a .txt-file. Maybe I can create another resource, which IS a vb.net form, call it or something? In this case. I can create a textbox with this line that I gave above, And I can use it by: textbox1.text.
I've made great headway with an application I've been working on for the company that I work for. Will probably wind up getting a nice raise just because it's so versitile and can be completely customized. It's to be used to execute remote commands to perform different tasks on the workstations that we have here at my office (approx 100+ workstations).Anyways... After weeks of googling and forum reading, I have all that figured out. Here's a good generalized question:Rather than my application starting an external application with the system.diagnostics.process.start("PathToExternal.EXE", "/ExtraSyntax", "user", SecurePasswordVariable, Domain) is there a way that the External.EXE file being called upon can be compiled INTO the WHOLE application at build time?Can multiple External.EXE's be compiled into the FinishedProject.EXE? Like, I'm in VS2010 Express and I can place multiple External.EXE's into the Solution Explorer. In my application, for the "PathToExternal.EXE" I can drag the file listed in the Solution Explorer INTO the
system.diagnostics.process.start()statement and it'll translate out to "mydocsVisual Studio 2010ProjectMyProjectMyProjectExternal.exe"
If I run it from VS2010 it'll run. It'll do everything it's supposed to do... I check and there's a copy of the External.EXE file's in the paths listed above... Those files are 53.5kb and 135kb each... My built Project.exe is only 35kb... Is there a way to have my External.exe's compiled into the project. exe so that at run time, I can just pull up their function? or extract it from the complete Project.exe, use it, then delete it???? I've done this before with a scripting application called AutoITScript... I'm wondering if VB has this function....
how to compile other files into an external file, where they can be accessed by the simple "application.startuppath" code. I got all the files i need, the .dlls, my .exe, and my resources, but the tut's i have been finding havn't been working for me. [URL] tried that with a few adjustments after it didn't work twice, and still no luck.
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