Echo Port 7

[BigZero]

hello,

hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
replying.

"All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
working but only for unix/Linux box".
is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
much information.




Thanks
VM

 

[Nigel Wade]

hello,

hey i have simple that broadcast over Lan, it use UDP packet with echo
port 7, but i m getting anly unix/Linux machine the win box r not
replying.

"All i want to get the up machine ip address that are in Lan so it's
working but only for unix/Linux box".
is echo port does work with windows or not i searched but didn't got
much information.

Is anything listening on port 7 on the Windows boxes?
Has the Windows firewall been opened on port 7?
Does this have anything to to with Java?

 

[BigZero]

Is anything listening on port 7 on the Windows boxes?
Has the Windows firewall been opened on port 7?
Does this have anything to to with Java?

i did opened echo port on my machine that is windows XP but it is not
replying me.
even me to confused is it with java or windows box. but all i m
looking for broadcast or get all machine ip address in lan


Thanks
VM

 

[Nigel Wade]

i did opened echo port on my machine that is windows XP but it is not
replying me.

But is anything listening on the open port?

even me to confused is it with java or windows box. but all i m
looking for broadcast or get all machine ip address in lan

It shouldn't be that confusing. Where within your posts is there any reference
to anything related to Java? I don't see any, hence the question as to what
relevance this has to Java.

 

[BigZero]

But is anything listening on the open port?


It shouldn't be that confusing. Where within your posts is there any reference
to anything related to Java? I don't see any, hence the question as to what
relevance this has to Java.

ok i just wanted to known that some body did this thing before


Thanks
VM