Hi,
Is there another way of getting my subnet mask without parsing
ipconfig/ifconfig ?
David.
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On linux, look somewhere in the /proc
On windows there's some WINAPI for sure, but it could be PITA to go
through all the structures. Or try WMI (through Win32OLE) -- have look
at msdn.
It depends on your needs, but parsing ipconfig is the easiest way (be
sure to take care of localisation, we had problems when we moved from
english to, say italian windows.)
You can guess the netmask from the address class, but most probably
that won't work.
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On 12/19/06, David Corticchiato <dcorticc@insia.org> wrote:
Hi,
Is there another way of getting my subnet mask without parsing
ipconfig/ifconfig ?David.
David Corticchiato wrote:
Hi,
Is there another way of getting my subnet mask without parsing
ipconfig/ifconfig ?David.
There's IPAddr#mask, from the 'ipaddr' library (part of the stdlib). Does that help?
Regards,
Dan
Daniel Berger wrote:
David Corticchiato wrote:
Hi,
Is there another way of getting my subnet mask without parsing
ipconfig/ifconfig ?David.
There's IPAddr#mask, from the 'ipaddr' library (part of the stdlib). Does that help?
Regards,
Dan
IPAddr#mask can't meet this requirement I think.
If the methods for these kinds of requirements (e.g., to get Subnet Mask, Ip Addr of the local machine) are not available for now, should we provide them in the near future?