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Old February 16th, 2007, 01:43 PM
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I tried this question in the ASP area, but I was wondering if a full blown VB app might work better.

The company that I work for has a large number of Lotus Notes servers that periodically go down but still respond to pings. However, I believe that they stop responding to port 1352. What I would like to do is to code something in VB that would run through a list of servers and attempt to make a connection to that port. Does anyone know of an elegant solution?

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I tried this question in the ASP area, but I was wondering if a full blown VB app might work better.

The company that I work for has a large number of Lotus Notes servers that periodically go down but still respond to pings. However, I believe that they stop responding to port 1352. What I would like to do is to code something in VB that would run through a list of servers and attempt to make a connection to that port. Does anyone know of an elegant solution?

Thanks, Tyler


Write something that loads a list of servers from file, loop through them and you could use mswinsock to attempt a connection on port 1352.

Then just make note of those that it fails to connect to.
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