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Network Interfaces
Sep 29, 2009 By jepp
Hi everybody!
Is there anyone that knows how can I detect the network hardware installed on the computer?
For instance, if the machine has a Ethernet board installed, the program can detect it; if the computer has xDSL hardware installed, the program can diagnose it; And so on for other kinds of network interfaces.
What the API that I can study to accomplish this task? Any help is useful.
Thanks a lot!
Jepp
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One more thing...
Sorry! I forgot to mention the language that I need to use: C or C++.