Learn to use the implementation of asynchronous Win32 sockets without the use of MFC.
Asynchronous (nonblocking) Client Socket WCrapper Class Without MFC
Published 01/24/2011
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A Little Sniffer that Uses WSA Sockets (Windows Sockets)
Published 03/27/2008
Discover how to intercept network traffic (IP packets) by putting a socket in promiscuous mode.
Clients that Find Servers in a Windows Network Domain (TCP/IP, Mailslot)
Published 03/20/2008
Learn how to use a mailslot to broadcast information over a network.
Edit (Add/Remove/Modify) ARP Table
Published 01/16/2008
Use this simple tool to display and modify the IP-to-Physical address translation tables used by ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), such as Windows command-line arp.exe.
Distributed Network Object
Published 10/22/2007
Learn to use the "Network Distributed Object Model" to have a simplified way of performing network communication at the object level.
Step by Step Developing a SOHO HTTP Filter
Published 08/09/2007
Most available web filters work inline, meaning that all outgoing and incoming packets are passed through a filter driver. This approach along with its own benefits has a big flaw; the filtering process affects data transfer throughput. Learn about an experimental remedy to this issue by putting the filter engine in sniffer mode. This way, the filtering process and data transfer act independently.
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Become more proficient on the usage of statements to control the flow of execution through a C++/CLI application.
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Making a Countdown App (Timer)
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Count up or count down. Learn how to do it all with Visual Basic.
Maker Project: Creating a Garage Door Opener
Published 02/06/2015
Have you ever wanted to control your garage door from your smartphone? Here is your chance. Get your hands dirty with an Arduino Garage Door Controller.
