IsEnabled()

[sudhir marni]

please help me to use IsEnabled() function where the port is enabled . suhdir m

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[ThatsAlok]

sudhir.marni wrote:

lease help me to use IsEnabled() function where the port is enabled .

are you using any Custom Class!

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[sudhir marni]

Thanks for u r reply ThatsAlok Here iam not using any custom class,here my requirement is to find out whether the service of particular port is available or not.Is there any solution for this. Thank u

[Roger Stoltz]

sudhir.marni wrote:

to find out whether the service of particular port is available or not

Well, that depends on what you mean. Let me make a couple of assumptions: - the port you're talking about is a port on a TCP connection - the service is something like a FTP-server or similar If you cannot sucessfully connect to the server socket you know that the port is unreachable and it's reasonable to assume the service to be down. If you're able to connect to the port of the server socket, then you have to use a suitable protocol for the service, such as HTTP, that will tell you whether the service is up'n'running or not. My point is that you need to know what protocol to use to be able to determine if the service is available or not. -- Roger

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