On Feb 11, 2005, at 10:29, Duncan Mills wrote:
Unfashionable as they are, applets do have their uses.
Perhaps. But this is really something which good, old DNS can easily
solve. There is a plethora of more or less obsolete record types
dealing with identity and location: GPOS, HINFO, LOC, TXT, et
You could always write a Java applet that inspects the machine in some
way and launches the correct page in the browser. I assume that, in this
case the machines don't get moved much, so a simple configuration file
could be used to indicate the correct location.
Unfashionable as they are, applet
Hi
Thanx for all the information, i can now try to find a
solution using one of the ways
Ashish
--- PA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Feb 10, 2005, at 16:44, PA wrote:
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> > Well... there is no simply solution to this
> problem... to make matter
> > worst, you have dynamic IP address... sig
On Feb 10, 2005, at 16:44, PA wrote:
Well... there is no simply solution to this problem... to make matter
worst, you have dynamic IP address... sigh...
Couple of options:
Forgot one more option:
- If your are in a Windows environment, you could leverage information
from CIFS's UniAddress.
Chee
On Feb 09, 2005, at 21:39, Ashish Kulkarni wrote:
Is there any thing unique to identify the client
machine(desktop) other then IP address?
I have a situtation where in my intranet, i need to
identify the machine uniquely and do some processing,
But the problem is that we dont haev static IP
address
Hi
This is not the exact requirement to display floor
plan, i have production line in factory and the worker
needs to know his production plan for that, and he is
not allowed to touch the screen or enter book mark,
this is very crucial to display the correct line, or
else he will end up manufactor
If I were to be given this requirement, I'd just create a bookmark with
the appropriate floor number on each computer. For computers on the
fourth floor, I'd create a bookmark
'http://somecomputer/showmap?floor=4'. I think that the problem of
mapping dynamically allocated IP addresses to comp
Hi
thanx for the mail, here is my problem we have
machines installed on different floors of building,
and we have to design a web page which will give floor
plan and display it on that machine browser, so if the
machine is on 4th floor we want to display the plan of
fourth floor, if the machine had
There is the MAC address, but only if you are connected to the same
switch/hub. Otherwise, it will fail because the MAC address is usually the
one of the default gateway.
The big big problem is that almost everything can be spoofed. IP address
can be spoofed (well at least the response never arrive
Hi
Is there any thing unique to identify the client
machine(desktop) other then IP address?
I have a situtation where in my intranet, i need to
identify the machine uniquely and do some processing,
But the problem is that we dont haev static IP
address, but dynamic IP address.
I want to display a p
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