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C# XP 1. A Connect internet 2. B router Connect internet and C is machine B ip address is 58.6.3.6 C have a IP address is 192.168.1.3 A is machine direct connect internet and B is router is connected a system. I can send the file B to A I could not nend the file A to B. How can make lestion in B router. Any body help me
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C# XP 1. A Connect internet 2. B router Connect internet and C is machine B ip address is 58.6.3.6 C have a IP address is 192.168.1.3 A is machine direct connect internet and B is router is connected a system. I can send the file B to A I could not nend the file A to B. How can make lestion in B router. Any body help me
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So what does this have to do with C#? BTW, your explanation needs work. You might want to try using mmore than 58 words to describe the setup of your equipment and the problem you're having. It took me quite a bit of reading to figure out "1. A Connect internet" meant. Is this a Windows PC? Which version? What's installed on it to do this internet sharing? What is "B"? How's it onfigured? You mentioned machine "C", but you didn't say anything about having any problems with this, so why even mention it? Don't respond to this in the C# Forum. Use the Hardware Forum instead.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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So what does this have to do with C#? BTW, your explanation needs work. You might want to try using mmore than 58 words to describe the setup of your equipment and the problem you're having. It took me quite a bit of reading to figure out "1. A Connect internet" meant. Is this a Windows PC? Which version? What's installed on it to do this internet sharing? What is "B"? How's it onfigured? You mentioned machine "C", but you didn't say anything about having any problems with this, so why even mention it? Don't respond to this in the C# Forum. Use the Hardware Forum instead.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007I think he's having trouble traversing NAT (Network Address Translation). Computer A is directly connected to the internet Computer B is connected through an NAT router He wants to send a file from A to B, but can't get through the router. This is a pretty well-explored problem, but the quick solutions are: 1) Use a reverse-connect protocol. Instead of A connecting to B to send the file, have B connect to A and request the file. As long as B creates the connection, you're golden. 2) Specifically configure the router to forward the packets (This is only viable for an in-house solution, as you can't expect random users to do this), and figure out B's external IP by looking at the incoming connection on A, instead of having B tell A its IP. I'm assuming you're trying to PROGRAM something like this... If you're having trouble doing this in an application, then this is the wrong forum.
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So what does this have to do with C#? BTW, your explanation needs work. You might want to try using mmore than 58 words to describe the setup of your equipment and the problem you're having. It took me quite a bit of reading to figure out "1. A Connect internet" meant. Is this a Windows PC? Which version? What's installed on it to do this internet sharing? What is "B"? How's it onfigured? You mentioned machine "C", but you didn't say anything about having any problems with this, so why even mention it? Don't respond to this in the C# Forum. Use the Hardware Forum instead.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
So what does this have to do with C#?
Got me on that. I don't see anything to do with C# in the post :confused: