Help with Raw Socket

Help with Raw Socket

• Joe Albrecht

  yea but, what do i put int he code and type and all that stuff
  
  
  

• mrotoloni

  Here is the format of ICMP Packet:

  Type	1 byte	Byte
  Code	1 byte	Byte
  Checksum	2 bytes	Unsigned 16-bit integer
  Message	multibyte	Byte array

  So seeing this you can write something like this:

  class ICMPPacket
  {
            private byte type;
            privtae byte code;
            privtae UInt16 checkSum;
            private int messageSize;
            private byte[] message = new byte[1024];

      public ICMPPacket() //Default Constructor
      {
      }
  }

  Best Regards,

  
  
  

• vdv_phuong

  Mariya Atanasova - MSFT wrote:

  If you're just looking for Ping, there is a Ping class already in the System.Net namespace. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.networkinformation.ping.aspx Mariya

  No hes looking to Learn ICMP

  
  
  

• m_umair_85

  try searching Ping Application in C# ;-)
  
  

• CodeSweatAndBeers

  It depends with which system you are going to communicate! Like Ping.... Search it on internet what system supports ICMP and their specification and try to write program to communicate with them. To start with it try writing a Ping application. There are examples avaialable on internet.

  Best of Luck ;-)

  
  
  

• Alexnaldo Santos

  Tell me your email, I send you a great eBook on Network programming in C#! I hope you'll convert code in VB.Net easily.

  Cheers ;-)

  
  
  

• JoshKorn

  Josh.Rules@gmail.com
  
  

• zoki977

  The mail is on the way, Its about 6.5 MB and will take time to upload, You'll probably get with within next 15 minutes,

  Best Regards,

  Rizwan

  
  
  

• Matthew Bailey

  I have searched though 30 pages yesturday. Never found what i wanted.
  
  
  

• ricochett

  Yes, but that isn;t using a raw icmp packet so i cant do what i want with it.
  
  
  

• Winson

  im looking for vb.net
  
  
  

• Stephen Chiu

  Can you help me find one that does everything
  
  
  Sends the raw tcp/ip packet also. with the source ip addres and reciving ip address
  
  
  

• Dave12356

  If you're just looking for Ping, there is a Ping class already in the System.Net namespace.

  http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.networkinformation.ping.aspx

  Mariya

  
  

• nancy77

  Whatever, It'll be converted even if you fin one in C#
  
  
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