• mani kandan (9/9) Jan 25 2008 Content-type: text/plain;
• Christopher Wright (14/18) Jan 25 2008 First, we wouldn't give you Python code; we'd give you D code.
• novice2 (6/7) Jan 25 2008 1) imho, you means PC with telnet terminal emulation?

"mani kandan" <mani_agape rediffmail.com> writes:

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  =0A  =0AHai,=0A      I am working in python project. I want to find out a=
ll the terminal connected to the DHCP server and select the particular devi=
ces for firmware download. Just give me the code to get the ip address and =
name of all the system connected to the DHCP server.=0A=0AThank's and regar=
d's,=0AR.Manikandan.

Christopher Wright <dhasenan gmail.com> writes:

mani kandan wrote:
   
   
 Hai,
       I am working in python project. I want to find out all the terminal
connected to the DHCP server and select the particular devices for firmware
download. Just give me the code to get the ip address and name of all the
system connected to the DHCP server.

First, we wouldn't give you Python code; we'd give you D code.

Second, that's nontrivial, and depends on which DHCP server you have 
installed. You could probably parse the logfiles to get the information, 
or you'd have to create Python bindings for the development files for 
whichever DHCP daemon you have, or at the very least you'd have to 
connect with sockets according to the abilities of the daemon and issue 
commands and parse the results.

Third, you don't even want to connect to a DHCP server to track 
downloads. You need to look at the webserver or FTP server.

Fourth, this is probably for a company. You're probably getting paid. 
That means you're outsourcing your work to us without paying.

If anyone else responds, I don't expect them to be as civil as I am. 
Unless you offer compensation, and a decent amount of information.

novice2 <sorry noem.ail> writes:

mani kandan Wrote:
 all the terminal connected to the DHCP server

1) imho, you means PC with telnet terminal emulation?
imho terminals not use network, it use serial interfaces.

2) connected to DHCP? imho, all devices not connects to DHCP. it just send
several packets with IP address request and receive responce.
no permanent connection.

(may me i am wrong)