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    Arrow Network Management ?

    well i need to build a Network Management Tool in VB .. lemme try to explain
    assume that i m on LAN or DSL .. and my computer's IP address is something like 10.0.0.61 .. and there are some other computers on my network aswell having ip addresses like ( 10.0.0.40 , 10.0.0.19 , 10.0.0.8 ) ..
    now i want to make something in VB which could lemme see the Data Bandwidth of any ip on my network ..
    like i input the ip ( 10.0.0.19) .. it should show me the current usage level .. amount of data packets recieved , sent ( in graphical or tabular form ) and should continously keep on updating those statics and should store those statics in some file aswell at hourly basis .. are you getting me ..
    On my job . i have to monitor certain clients .. and i need to make this thing for that very purpose .. i need ur suggestions . that from where should i start ..
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    Re: Network Management ?

    Moved to Network Programming

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    Re: Network Management ?

    I suggest using the WinPCap library (similar to how www.ethereal.com do it) and then infer from there how much bandwidth is being used. You will have a problem though because all data may not be going past your computer. If you are connected to a different switch then you may never see most of the traffic on the network.
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