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Hi,

not long ago I started a C# project and I managed, with help from here and other websites to create an application which could ping an IP. Of course, this was only some of my plans for my application.

Anyways, last week my harddrive crashed. I've now lost my project. Anyways, I know there was an example application uploaded here, which I used as a sort of tutorial for some ideas in my project, but now I can't find it here on the site any longer.

Am I stupid enough not to find it again, or is it actually gone? Maybe someone has come across it and know what I'm talking about?

I'll try my best to explain "what it looked like".
It was a Windows Form Application. It had one button and two text boxes.
The top text box was where you filled in the IP to ping. The second text box (multi-line) at the bottom showed the result of the ping.

Anyone knows which application I'm talking about? Would help me a lot to get back on track again.

Oh well, at least I've tried now..
Thanks in advance for anyone trying to help me.
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Praveen Kullu 6-Feb-12 12:47pm    
On which website did you post your project??
What was your username earlier on codeproject?
coz i dont see any articles by you with your current username.

I have no idea what article you're talking about (there's only about 25,000 of them) but pinging a machine is very easy with the Ping class[^].

[EDIT]
Sorry, 35,000...
 
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Ed Nutting 6-Feb-12 9:46am    
Good find but I think I found the actual article he was looking for - only first in the CP search I did in articles for "C# Ping" :p Please see my solution. My 4.
I suspect you mean this one - in which case, yes, you are too stupid... ;)

C# Ping Component[^]

Have fun! :)
Ed
 
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Kallee1337 6-Feb-12 9:51am    
No, that's not the one ;)
Ed Nutting 6-Feb-12 11:07am    
It fits the description... :p

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