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simran gaur wrote:hi...i did something similar in my project...actually i wrote a code to get IP's of all the machines on my LAN......but for this you have to run this code on every machine in LAN...
you want something like this???
KARTHICK.C , SCJP6-93%
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simran gaur wrote:actually rob has given you the solution........i used the same approach.......
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Rusty Shackleford wrote:Placing a small server on each machine is not a very flexible or secure solution.
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Rusty Shackleford wrote:I already suggested something, it involves mimicking the most basic of the nmap scans. Unless a firewall is dropping all packets(stealth) it will find out if a machine is running at a certain IP address without being dependent on whether or not something is installed remotely.
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