Just tried 2.0's Ping.Send with a non-admin user and it seems to work. It
actually also worked with user in the Guests group, which is really
surprising.
It uses the IcmpSendEcho and IcmpSendEcho2 functions on XP+, in the IP
Helper DLL. I guess those wrap the raw sockets sends/receives in an
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Yes, we want a ping. This is for a diagnostics test. First ping, then
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Opps...sorry, forgot to addin framework 1.1
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which framework...
1.0 ?
1.1
2.0?
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Anyway to ping an IP
Anyway to ping an IP address using the framework and getting a returned
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