Network Programming

[poymode]

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If I were to make a program that could access a PC from another PC in a LAN, what do I need to learn about?

Kanang simple lang.

[semprix]

Bro, depende unsa nga language imo gusto gamiton, pero its best to learn TCP/IP before jumping to network programming.

[silent-kill]

socket programming

[ChaosOrb]

Sockets Programming is the way to go:

C++ Sockets Library: Unix & Windows networking made easy
http://www.rites.uic.edu/~solworth/sockets.pdf
http://www.sfu.ca/~alirezaf/Socket%20programming.ppt

[ben77]

nice tip...

[poymode]

Bro, depende unsa nga language imo gusto gamiton, pero its best to learn TCP/IP before jumping to network programming.

Ahh..kanang if di sa ta mu consider sa programming language kay murag specific man sad ang ilang functions ana. Kanang general jud nga kat.onon before mu dive ka ana.

[MarkCuering]

Knowledge in building this software.

- Advance skills in Programming. Able to call various WINDOWS API.
- Intermediate knowledge regarding Network Protocols, TCP/UDP, Broadcast, Ports etc...

If you know how to scan and capture clipboards from other PC remotely, then you might guess the concept.

[bryanarzaga]

you can do something like i did, i mimic'd tftp, or have programs downloaded remotely in silent mode then auto install when finished downloading then sendout the ip config in a central database lol

[ChaosOrb]

you can do something like i did, i mimic'd tftp, or have programs downloaded remotely in silent mode then auto install when finished downloading then sendout the ip config in a central database lol

that's just bad....tsk tsk tsk.

[bry_quin]

you can use remote access. If you want to code it, socket programming will do. If you want examples, go to codeproject.com. If you want it to be a programming language independent, create an automation server.