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Re: broad band router

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From: Emmanuel
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 13:03
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I have a stupid method, don't laugh at me

1. you should locate that program to one of yoour local Network
2. find out the local IP of the computer eg 192.168.0.2
3. ping the possible IP to find which IP is existing
4. the total existing IP number - 1 (IP used by rounter ) = Total users are
currently loggedon through your router.


"macario_garcia" <macario_garcia@herznat.gde> д���ʼ�
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> Hi folks;
> Please tell me how I can programmatically
> find out how many users are currently loggedon
> through my router.
> Info: 8-port router in my household connects
> ms -running W9x, W2K and XPs. Thanks.
> MG
>
>
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