I have a server application. I also have a client application. I am able to establish a tcp connection between the applications when both applications happen to be on the same network. so let\'s say t
I have a server application and a client application in order to send and receive files between computers.
just had a question to a simple chat p开发者_C百科rogram i wrote in java. The program uses TCP to transmit simple message strings back and forth from Server/Client. And it works on all the computers o
I am trying to run a file sharing software behind NAT. As I am going through the papers on NAT Punching, I found it very difficult to implement since there are nearly 27 different implementation of NA
I have used both, and I conclude that I can read html data from webpages with tcpflow but cannot do so with tcpdump. The best I get is some ugly ASCII text with lots of period symbols.
I know there are several techniques out there to encrypt data. I am not familiar with them so I been thinking on a way to make my application more secure. I basically have a server application and a c
I\'m having a problem getting RESTful web services working on my local network. Up until recently they were working just fine, and I have no idea what\'s changed, I\'m hoping someone can give me a lis
I am working with multicast UDP messages. I need to compare the destination IP address of the received packet with the multicast address of the channel, the receiver is supposed to be listening on to
Thanks to the help here i got a mostly working socks4 proxy based on poll(). I am using this programm to learn C and socket programming. This programm is still lacking send() checks for partial writes
In Python is there a function to get the IP address of a given network interface? Is there a command line programme that get do this?
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