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Re: TrueType font files EliottA13-Jan-09 4:38 EliottA 13-Jan-09 4:38  Not really a C# question but ok, I couldn't find specifically what you searched but a bunch of info is here.[^] Terminate Process / Application on remote machine Programm3r13-Jan-09 4:13 Programm3r 13-Jan-09 4:13  Hi all, I am trying to terminate an application on a remote machine. Any ideas on how to do this in C#? Many thanks in advance Kind regards, The only programmers that are better those C# programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's Programm3r My Blog: ^_^ Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine EliottA13-Jan-09 4:18 EliottA 13-Jan-09 4:18  Yeah, go to the remote location, use the mouse or task manager or kill whatever process you'd like. Otherwise, look into remote access. Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine Programm3r13-Jan-09 4:37 Programm3r 13-Jan-09 4:37  Please do not underestimate my intelligence. In future please keep such answers to yourself. The only programmers that are better those C# programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's Programm3r My Blog: ^_^ Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine EliottA13-Jan-09 4:39 EliottA 13-Jan-09 4:39  Your intelligence isn't questioned, your common sense is. How many times do people post questionable requests here? Hide from task manager? Keylogger? Now remote access to kill applications? Maybe you might wanna brush up on that there intelligence a bit now that I think about it.. Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine Programm3r13-Jan-09 4:53 Programm3r 13-Jan-09 4:53  Thank you for the help. The only programmers that are better those C# programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's Programm3r My Blog: ^_^ Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine leckey13-Jan-09 6:26 leckey 13-Jan-09 6:26  As long as you've been a member here you should realize that this questioned is asked at least once a week. A little research would have given you the answer. "Well, we're getting "F"'d at work. WPF, WCF, and WWF... WTF?" --John Simmons Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine dan!sh 13-Jan-09 5:16 dan!sh 13-Jan-09 5:16  You need to have control over the remote machine and that makes it suspicious. Controlling someones else's system is always on the darker side. The word "politics" describes the process so well: "Poli" in Latin meaning "many" and "tics" meaning "bloodsucking creatures." जय हिंद Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine EliottA13-Jan-09 6:06 EliottA 13-Jan-09 6:06  ty for countering his -1's, they get annoying when people don't get what they want. Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine dan!sh 13-Jan-09 6:10 dan!sh 13-Jan-09 6:10  You are welcome. The word "politics" describes the process so well: "Poli" in Latin meaning "many" and "tics" meaning "bloodsucking creatures." जय हिंद Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine Dave Kreskowiak13-Jan-09 7:51 Dave Kreskowiak 13-Jan-09 7:51  That can only be done if you've got admin rights to the target machine. If not, there's nothing you can do. Once you have the admin permissions, you can use either the Process class, or WMI and the System.Management namespace to do this. In the later case, you'd be using the WMI Win32_Process class. Since this is a very sensitive subject, I leave the research up to you. You've been given more than everything you need to research this subject yourself. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: Terminate Process / Application on remote machine Programm3r13-Jan-09 19:49 Programm3r 13-Jan-09 19:49  Dave Kreskowiak wrote: That can only be done if you've got admin rights to the target machine That statement should have come very apperent to some of the other members ... Furthermore I would like to thank you for the only positive feedback. Regards, The only programmers that are better those C# programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's Programm3r My Blog: ^_^ How to read barcode? Sokka9313-Jan-09 3:52 Sokka93 13-Jan-09 3:52  How can I read barcode with C#? Can you please help me about it? Thanks in advance. Re: How to read barcode? User 665813-Jan-09 3:57 User 6658 13-Jan-09 3:57  This site has enough articles about bar codes, use the search function. modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm. Use the search function of CP leckey13-Jan-09 6:27 leckey 13-Jan-09 6:27  This question gets asked all the time. Please take a little time to search for the answer. "Well, we're getting "F"'d at work. WPF, WCF, and WWF... WTF?" --John Simmons Port Forwarding krinaljariwala13-Jan-09 3:37 krinaljariwala 13-Jan-09 3:37  Hello, I am doing remote desktop application. In that from client to server connection is made in web but from server, it is not passing any data to client. I have make port forwarding in router. My router is Pronet PN-54WRT. In virtual server list i have made port as 5001. Please any one help me out. Thank you in advance. Re: Port Forwarding Rutvik Dave13-Jan-09 4:43 Rutvik Dave 13-Jan-09 4:43  I dont think that its a Router problem. If you can connect to the server and server is not transfering the data, then its a different problem. but in all the cases you have to change settings on server. make sure that the port is open on server. if you have hosted your application on third party web hosting then most of them will not support any TCP/UDP Port to be open. Re: Port Forwarding krinaljariwala13-Jan-09 5:14 krinaljariwala 13-Jan-09 5:14  Thank you for reply me, I have used http channel for transmission and 5001 port is used. How can i check whether my port is open or not, and when server is receiving data on the same port then it can send data also. But i dont know what the exact problem is i have tested on localhost and it works fine. Is there any other issue? Help me. Thank you. Re: Port Forwarding Rutvik Dave13-Jan-09 5:33 Rutvik Dave 13-Jan-09 5:33  OK change your port to different number other then 5001. 5001 is known port for virus so it is generally blocked by firewall/antivirus. and try the following netstat -ano command in DOS Command Prompt to get a list of Already Used Ports so that you can use free ports. you can also get the information about connection status. so try to run the command on server, if you have access. Also try to post the Error Messege which you get. Are you able to make connection to the server ? Have hosted your application on 3rd party server ? Re: Port Forwarding krinaljariwala13-Jan-09 6:02 krinaljariwala 13-Jan-09 6:02  Thank you, I have try to change port to 1234 but still same. I am not getting any error But when i pass command to server for connecting me it connect But after that all the messages from client are going but from server it passes but client is not able to receive.I have debug both, from server it completely passed but from client there is no activity. Please help me. Thank you. Re: Port Forwarding EliottA13-Jan-09 6:04 EliottA 13-Jan-09 6:04  Youre not using the LAN ip are you? Re: Port Forwarding krinaljariwala13-Jan-09 6:07 krinaljariwala 13-Jan-09 6:07  Thank you for reply me, I am using router ip that is static. And in router configuration menu i have assign ipaddress as local ip assigned by the router i.e. 192.168.1.108. Thank you. Re: Port Forwarding EliottA13-Jan-09 6:13 EliottA 13-Jan-09 6:13  Well there you go, if you are access the client / server from outside your lan and however you are connecting is using that IP, then you won't get anywhere. You have to use its exposed IP, the LAN is hidden to machines only within the network. Re: Port Forwarding krinaljariwala13-Jan-09 6:16 krinaljariwala 13-Jan-09 6:16  Thank you, Sorry but i am not getting you. I have used router ip to connect to server. And in server's router config. I have used server's wireless ip add. Help me. Thank you. Re: Port Forwarding EliottA13-Jan-09 6:17 EliottA 13-Jan-09 6:17  I am helping you, you are using the wrong IP, use the IPs that are given to you when either machine goes to http://www.whatismyip.com You are using the LAN ip, which is constricted to the LAN (Local Area Network). You are using your program OUTSIDE of the LOCAL AREA NETWORK so you can't use that ip. Can't get clearer then that.

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