Don Russell wrote:
I have an FC7 box running some basic things like e-mail etc.
The LAN is basicaly made up of that machine and a handful of Windows
(2000 and XP) machines.
I am also anticipating adding an Apple Mac machine to the mix, as well
as a Linux laptop.
I want an application on the FC7 box to send a "pop up" message to all
the other machines on the network.
In researching "net send <bios-name> <text>" I discovered a program
like WinPopup is needed on the windows machines... further
investigation into that looks like it's old information, pertaining to
Windows 3.1, 95 and 98, explicitly NOT supported in Windows NT... and
I'm assuming Windows 2000/XP.
The question is... how do I make my FC7 box "aware" of all the other
machines on the peer network so it knows who to send messages to?
Is there some sort of broadcast I can send out like a "OK, sound
off...." and all recipients of that broadcast respond with a "OK, my
name is ..." (or just having the IP address would probably suffice)
Then I can send the message to each device that replied...
Anybody have any pointers/suggestions?
Thank you
I assume your planning a LAN which ties all the computers together.
Do this right and you will be able to send all computers mail saying
Please stop ect.
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Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
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