Originally posted by: Roshan Regmi
I am working on a project that is to be submitted as my minor project in my college.
I am using V c++ for windows programming .I encountered a problem i.e. I was unable to track the users logging to the win NT primary domain controller from the local LAN.This problem is a small part of my Project.
Would anybody Help me?????
rosun
ReplyOriginally posted by: Jack R
I have put everything to work and
the program looks preety well !
(win98 and Win2K)
But why is it so SLOW???
I've set the update timer to 5 Msec,
but it is SLOW anyway.
The shareware program called
Remote Administrator (www.famatech.com)
does it much faster on win98 and 2K
Jack
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Originally posted by: K03AK
Fails on Win95 with error 10022
On 2000 simply locks up.
Whats wrong?
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Originally posted by: harinathreddy
I am an computer science student.
I am interested in doing a mini project in linux.
i got the basic connections
now i can establish contact between client and server.
but i don' know how to differenciate between various clients.
that is say simple chatting.. I want send message from one client to another client thru the server program.
hope somebody will answer my question.
my id is harinath@india.com
Originally posted by: novice
i tried to run it on win 2000 but failes someone help me..
ReplyOriginally posted by: Gregory Efthimiopoulos
I think that the easiest way to support multi-clients in this -trully- remarkable work, is using multicast. By using multicast you send a single copy of the data and every client that subscribes to the muticast group gets the data.
I have tried it with applications that needs really heavy network traffic on multiple-connection scenarios and it worked ok. (the application was a realtime stockmarket app).
In general, I think that applications of that type can make use of multicasting to transfer the load from the server to the routers.
thanks,
Gregory
ReplyOriginally posted by: James
What is Compression?I did not got this funda please anybody could explain.
ReplyOriginally posted by: inderpreet
how to listen at particular port using MFC.
ReplyOriginally posted by: inderpreet
how to litsen at particular port using MFC.
ReplyOriginally posted by: prabhu
Hi All,
Could anyone suggest me the modifications for the code that need to be taken for having multiple clients connected to the server.
Thanx in advance.
Prabhu
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