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11.19.2003 at 05:25AM PST, ID: 20802696
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Get IP Address of remote computer

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ip, get, address, remote, computer

Currently I have an application that runs on our network. When someone logs on to the network it checks there system and gets the pc name. I would like to also get the IP address of that system. As well I may later like to ping that computer.

1) Is there a function to get the IP of this remote system?
2) IS the a function to ping a remote system and receive back the response?
 
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