Originally Posted by t7ancients
System.Net.GetHostAddresses("google.com")
Returns a collection containing the IP addresses associated with the domain name(website url).
Creating an instance of System.Net.WebClient allows you to upload/download files and stuff.
System.Net.HttpWebRequest may also be of use.
That's all I can think of at the moment. Just mess with the stuff and experiment.
Here, try this, it's a small start:
That makes a file with the name of the website you enter, and writes all the IP's associated with the site to the file.
The blocked out part is the IO namespace. Damned filters. :/
Returns a collection containing the IP addresses associated with the domain name(website url).
Creating an instance of System.Net.WebClient allows you to upload/download files and stuff.
System.Net.HttpWebRequest may also be of use.
That's all I can think of at the moment. Just mess with the stuff and experiment.
Here, try this, it's a small start:
Code:
Console.WriteLine("Enter the name of a website.");
string URL= Console.ReadLine();
System.Net.IPAddress[] SiteAddresses = System.Net.Dns.GetHostAddresses(URL);
foreach (System.Net.IPAddress addr in SiteAddresses)
{
System****.File.AppendAllText(URL, addr.ToString() + " ");
}
The blocked out part is the IO namespace. Damned filters. :/