Re^2: Ping from remote host which is a Windows server

Thanks Ashok, just one more query, in your algorithm there is no need to determine the IP address and port number of clients cheers Rock

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Re^3: Ping from remote host which is a Windows server by jesuashok (Curate) on Jun 13, 2006 at 13:31 UTC
Hi Yes, that is true. Because when you get the connection from client you will get the IP address to where you have to ping willl be a message in the socket. you have to read the IP address which comes as a message, then from your server script you have to ping for the IP, then you print the appropriate message on the client. `Server <- client \| reads IP from Client. Next process :- Ping the IP. Next process :- Server -> client \| whether IP is pingable or not.` [download] "Keep pouring your ideas"	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^3: Ping from remote host which is a Windows server
by jesuashok (Curate) on Jun 13, 2006 at 13:31 UTC

Yes, that is true. Because when you get the connection from client you will get the IP address to where you have to ping willl be a message in the socket. you have to read the IP address which comes as a message, then from your server script you have to ping for the IP, then you print the appropriate message on the client.

  Server <- client
    |
  reads IP from Client.


Next process :-
Ping the IP.

Next process :-
  Server -> client
              |
         whether IP is pingable or not.
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