Network Programming [RESOLVED]

I am a VB.Net programmer, and before so I was a VB6 programmer.
I have very good knowledge in programming I develop ver good programs, but I have only one problem...
I don't know a lot about the Network Namespace (System.Net), so I need a good guides or quality tutorial links.
I accept also eBooks or on-line references.
The best thing you can do is posting your personal help here that I can hear from you and everyone who reads this thread gets a benefit.
Please give a professional replies, thanks

The stuff in MSDN is a great place to start to learn about things in general. Anything in particular you want to do or are having trouble with?

I know the basics of declaring and using Sockets, WebResponses, WenRequests and Clients.
But I want a professional reference, MSDN Library is good but I want A~Z refrence to fit it to the rest of my VB.Net knowledge...

Anyway if you want to help I want a brief rescription of how to send/receive files, listen to ports and developing a Server/Client based file transmission application.

Thank you ;)

Not sure about a real good reference books, sorry. I've only sent messages (strings, byte arrays) in a client/server app. I've seen other posts about sending files, but again, don't know about a definitive reference.

Thanks Mike Hildner.
Is anybody here? THIS IS A VB.NET FORUM ! ! !

OK OK,
I'll simplify my situation, or cut it out for a little...

If no one can help me here, please at least give a **sample** of a program that has Client/Server sides, and the server listens to a specific port whic the client can send string expressions.

Pleaaaaaaase :confused:

MSDN. Look for the topic "Synchronous Client Socket Example" and it's server counterpart. Also, the asynchronous examples, if you're interested in that.

There's enough code there to put together a client/server app, with great explanations.

Thanks a lot, I'll read them all and reply as soon as I finish :D

Woow this is really great ! !
Thank you Mike Hildner, very much.

I have learned to lighten the filters of my MSDN search....

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