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From: BigZero on 8 Jul 2008 10:25
hello,

hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
replying.

"All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
working but only for unix/Linux box".
is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
much information.




Thanks
VM
From: Nigel Wade on 8 Jul 2008 10:49
BigZero wrote:

> hello,
>
> hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
> port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
> replying.
>
> "All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
> working but only for unix/Linux box".
> is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
> much information.
>

Is anything listening on port 7 on the Windows boxes?
Has the Windows firewall been opened on port 7?
Does this have anything to to with Java?

--
Nigel Wade
From: BigZero on 9 Jul 2008 03:25
On Jul 8, 7:49 pm, Nigel Wade <n...(a)ion.le.ac.uk> wrote:
> BigZero wrote:
> > hello,
>
> > hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
> > port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
> > replying.
>
> > "All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
> > working but only for unix/Linux box".
> > is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
> > much information.
>
> Is anything listening on port 7 on the Windows boxes?
> Has the Windows firewall been opened on port 7?
> Does this have anything to to with Java?
>
> --
> Nigel Wade

i did opened echo port on my machine that is windows XP but it is not
replying me.
even me to confused is it with java or windows box. but all i m
looking for broadcast or get all machine ip address in lan


Thanks
VM
From: Nigel Wade on 9 Jul 2008 04:47
BigZero wrote:

> On Jul 8, 7:49 pm, Nigel Wade <n...(a)ion.le.ac.uk> wrote:
>> BigZero wrote:
>> > hello,
>>
>> > hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
>> > port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
>> > replying.
>>
>> > "All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
>> > working but only for unix/Linux box".
>> > is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
>> > much information.
>>
>> Is anything listening on port 7 on the Windows boxes?
>> Has the Windows firewall been opened on port 7?
>> Does this have anything to to with Java?
>>
>> --
>> Nigel Wade
>
> i did opened echo port on my machine that is windows XP but it is not
> replying me.

But is anything listening on the open port?

> even me to confused is it with java or windows box. but all i m
> looking for broadcast or get all machine ip address in lan
>

It shouldn't be that confusing. Where within your posts is there any reference
to anything related to Java? I don't see any, hence the question as to what
relevance this has to Java.

--
Nigel Wade
From: BigZero on 10 Jul 2008 01:20
On Jul 9, 1:47 pm, Nigel Wade <n...(a)ion.le.ac.uk> wrote:
> BigZero wrote:
> > On Jul 8, 7:49 pm, Nigel Wade <n...(a)ion.le.ac.uk> wrote:
> >> BigZero wrote:
> >> > hello,
>
> >> > hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
> >> > port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
> >> > replying.
>
> >> > "All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
> >> > working but only for unix/Linux box".
> >> > is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
> >> > much information.
>
> >> Is anything listening on port 7 on the Windows boxes?
> >> Has the Windows firewall been opened on port 7?
> >> Does this have anything to to with Java?
>
> >> --
> >> Nigel Wade
>
> > i did opened echo port on my machine that is windows XP but it is not
> > replying me.
>
> But is anything listening on the open port?
>
> > even me to confused is it with java or windows box. but all i m
> > looking for broadcast or get all machine ip address in lan
>
> It shouldn't be that confusing. Where within your posts is there any reference
> to anything related to Java? I don't see any, hence the question as to what
> relevance this has to Java.
>
> --
> Nigel Wade

ok i just wanted to known that some body did this thing before


Thanks
VM
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