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I am trying to make a software that combine all the internet connection and make it as one to get full bandwidth speed. I am doing it as a project for my college. I have knowledge about C# and little knowledge about network programming. Does anybody know a good network programming book which will help me solve my problems.
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I am trying to make a software that combine all the internet connection and make it as one to get full bandwidth speed. I am doing it as a project for my college. I have knowledge about C# and little knowledge about network programming. Does anybody know a good network programming book which will help me solve my problems.
C# isn't going to help you do this. What you're talking about requires writing a driver and putting it into the network stack. No, you can't write it in C# (easily anyway). No, I don't know of a single book that's going to talk about writing code to do this. Books will cover the OSI model and writing drivers for Windows, but nothing on your specific case. This is require you to know the Window NDIS stack and kernel level debugging on top of the other two topics I mentioned. In short, this is NOT suitable as a school project as there is a lot of work involved and school projects usually have too short of a timeframe to pull something like this off.
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I am trying to make a software that combine all the internet connection and make it as one to get full bandwidth speed. I am doing it as a project for my college. I have knowledge about C# and little knowledge about network programming. Does anybody know a good network programming book which will help me solve my problems.
Check this out: Csharp-Network-Programming-Richard-Blum[^]
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Check this out: Csharp-Network-Programming-Richard-Blum[^]
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C# isn't going to help you do this. What you're talking about requires writing a driver and putting it into the network stack. No, you can't write it in C# (easily anyway). No, I don't know of a single book that's going to talk about writing code to do this. Books will cover the OSI model and writing drivers for Windows, but nothing on your specific case. This is require you to know the Window NDIS stack and kernel level debugging on top of the other two topics I mentioned. In short, this is NOT suitable as a school project as there is a lot of work involved and school projects usually have too short of a timeframe to pull something like this off.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak