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    petesimmons
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    Hello,
    I need to list the devices in a wlan, specifically all printers in a wlan. At this moment I can list all ipadresses in a wlan with networkinterface, but How is the step to identify a device with the ipadress? Or do I have to use DBus or CanBus?

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      SGaist
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      Hi and welcome to devnet,

      Do you mean the network printers configured on your machine or scanning the whole network to find network printers ?

      Out of curiosity, what is the goal of this ?

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      Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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        Scanning the network to find only wifi printers.
        To fulfill your curiosity: It was a fiverr gig, what I now cancelled, because the test on this flag to check whether the qnetworkinterface was a wifi, always returnd unknown, although I have wifi and a wifi printer for testing. It already failed to check on the networktype QTNetworkInterface::Wifi. I think that the solution of this problem must be solved with the windows api and not with the qtnetwork module.
        I think that checking out the routing table and then listening on the usual ports for printing would do the stuff, but this is just an assumption to test.

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          Scanning the network to find only wifi printers.
          To fulfill your curiosity: It was a fiverr gig, what I now cancelled, because the test on this flag to check whether the qnetworkinterface was a wifi, always returnd unknown, although I have wifi and a wifi printer for testing. It already failed to check on the networktype QTNetworkInterface::Wifi. I think that the solution of this problem must be solved with the windows api and not with the qtnetwork module.
          I think that checking out the routing table and then listening on the usual ports for printing would do the stuff, but this is just an assumption to test.

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          aha_1980
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          hi @petesimmons ,

          usually network printers announce their service with Zeroconf/Bonjour/Avahi.

          You should research in this direction.

          Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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