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  1. April 19th, 2012 02:00 AM #1
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    Reading Received data on Ethernet Port.

    I'm using hardware device which is connected to my PC thru Ethernet (TCP/IP or UDP protocol)
    How can I read the data available on my ethernet port sent by the device ?

    It will be great if someone can guide me.

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    Re: Reading Received data on Ethernet Port.

    My developing tool is VB 6.
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    Re: Reading Received data on Ethernet Port.

    A good example of using TCP and UDP can be found in this IP chat project
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