How to send ping and receive data
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@taek-seo said:
Hi
A quick way is to use QProcess and call external ping command
https://github.com/edhana/qt-ping-exampleIf thats not an option, you need to dive into networking
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtnetwork-programming.html -
@taek-seo said:
Hi
A quick way is to use QProcess and call external ping command
https://github.com/edhana/qt-ping-exampleIf thats not an option, you need to dive into networking
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtnetwork-programming.htmlIf thats not an option, you need to dive into networking
You can't compose ICMP message through Qt. So the only viable way is to send your own pseudo "ping" through a datagram for example and put a timeout to that. However, the devices should be aware of such communications and have to able to respond respectively.
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not even when run with elevated privileges ?
No, not really. ICMP is really under the TCP/IP stack so you can't.
@kshegunov
ok that explains why all seem to run ping as external process to ping something :) -
@taek-seo said:
Hi
A quick way is to use QProcess and call external ping command
https://github.com/edhana/qt-ping-exampleIf thats not an option, you need to dive into networking
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtnetwork-programming.html@mrjj Thank you!!!
I solved!! by using QProcessQString nParameter = "-n"; QString pingCount = "1"; //(int) QString wParameter = "-w"; QString pingWaitTime = "10"; //(ms) pingProcess = new QProcess; int exitCode = pingProcess->execute("ping",strIpaddress[i]<<nParameter<<pingCount<<wParameter<<pingWaitTime); if (exitCode==0){ s_ApplyBoard->addItem(bdName[i]); }
and i want "Loading" shape mouse cursor when processing, use this :
QApplication::setOverrideCursor(Qt::WaitCursor);
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i have 32 boards that connected network,
each board has ipaddress
so, i want check boards are connected correctly by using send ping
How to send ping and receive data ? -
You can use boost to achieve that.
Check this boost asio ping example