Auto Convert Domain to Ip with no Netframework needed

[marlyandedsel]

Yes, do you have any idea how to convert domain to ip that doesn't need NetFramework 4.0 or something like that.... using c#?

Thanks!

[Korvacs]

Something like this:

string iplookup = "www.example.com";
IPAddress[] addresslist = Dns.GetHostAddresses(iplookup);

foreach (IPAddress theaddress in addresslist)
{
   Console.WriteLine(theaddress.ToString());
}

For things like this can you learn how to google, it has nothing to do with Conquer =x

[marlyandedsel]

it is related to Conquer because if someone want to host using dynamic ip they can... anyway thanks for the guide, I have made one but it uses netframework.

[BaussHacker]

Originally Posted by marlyandedsel

it is related to Conquer because if someone want to host using dynamic ip they can... anyway thanks for the guide, I have made one but it uses netframework.

It's not Conquer related. It can be used for anything related to such subject.

[kobb]

he just created the thread here so anyone who`s encountering the same problem will be able to search for it. you dont need to be harsh...

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by kobb

he just created the thread here so anyone who`s encountering the same problem will be able to search for it. you dont need to be harsh...

Huh? That doesn't even make sense. And nobody's being harsh.
Don't make stupid, awkward statements.

[BaussHacker]

Originally Posted by kobb

he just created the thread here so anyone who`s encountering the same problem will be able to search for it. you dont need to be harsh...

Where are we harsh?

Btw. OP C# always needs .NET Framework 2.0 or above.

[kobb]

why do i even bother to argue with you?:-/ well, i will not so bb

[marlyandedsel]

I think c++ will do?

[BaussHacker]

Originally Posted by marlyandedsel

I think c++ will do?

C++ will do what? Use .NET Framework? Only if it's managed, but when using C++ you should always use unmanaged, then it won't need. C++ is a native language.