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    Creating Packets (SOLVED)

    Is there a way to create broadcast packets using VB as opposed to the client/host port listening type stuff Im used to?

    Thanks in advance
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    Re: Creating Packets

    Quote Originally Posted by dedub
    Is there a way to create broadcast packets using VB as opposed to the client/host port listening type stuff Im used to?

    Thanks in advance
    If i understand you right then yes,

    To create client/server applications that 'connect' you use the tcp protocal, you can create connection less sockets using UDP

    Have a look at this,

    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=231497

    Note though with udp theres no guarente the the packet will make it, it is used in the games industry because it carries les soverhead than tcp and if a packet is lost the game can catch up.

    Hope it help s

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    Re: Creating Packets

    You can always create your own kind of protocal. If you have windows xp you can use raw sockets and create your own packets with your own headers and ect.
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    Re: Creating Packets

    Thanks Guys, that is EXACTLY what I was looking for!

    Take care

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