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Here goes : i was given a prgm to implement ARP.now i hav an idea if its design,but the question is how do i take IP of all clients automatically....is therr any way by which i can broadcast something without feeding all the IPs manually. the IPs start from 10.0.7.x---10.0.7.y . i was told that if i use IP 10.0.7.0 my masg will reach all the machines connected to this machine......is it so?
if not, please tell me a way so that i could send the msg to this range of IPs without manually hardcoding them in my progm?
(waiting.... :rolleyes
 
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Please UseRealWords. I had a few problems reading your post with some of the language "shortcuts" you took. Here's an attempt of a proper translation:

nick kaushik wrote:Here goes : i was given a program to implement ARP. now i have an idea if its design,but the question is how do i take IP of all clients automatically....is there any way by which i can broadcast something without feeding all the IPs manually. the IPs start from 10.0.7.x---10.0.7.y . i was told that if i use IP 10.0.7.0 my message will reach all the machines connected to this machine......is it so?
if not, please tell me a way so that i could send the message to this range of IPs without manually hardcoding them in my program?
(waiting.... :rolleyes


Broadcasting is usually done with UDP. Arrival at clients isn't guaranteed though.
 
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