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#Inetinfo service driver#
#Inetinfo service windows#

Returns the primary IP address of the specified host name.

1: in binary format, 4 character length for IPV4, 16 characters for IPV6.

0: in text format, 'dotted' decimal string for IPV4, colon-hex address string for IPV6.

If this argument is omitted the default value is 0.

2: Always return IPV6 address, if no IPV6 address then return null string as failure.įormat - The format of address to be returned.

1: Always return IPV4 address, if no IPV4 address then return null string as failure.

IPV4 address is returned, otherwise it returns whatever the system supports. HostName - The host name string to be translated.įamily - The family of the IP address to be returned. Returns null string if the service name could not be resolved. The port number returned is in Host order. Returns a List, its element is port number, protocol name and family type separated by "," (e.g.

2: Only return IPV6 service, if no IPV6 service then return null string as failure.

1: Only return IPV4 service, if no IPV4 service then return null string as failure.

IPV4 service is returned, otherwise it returns services for both IPV4 and IPV6.

0: depends on value of $6Enabled(), if IPV6 is NOT enabled.

If this parameter is omitted the default value is 0.

"udp": return service for UDP protocol.įamily - The family of the service to be returned.

"tcp": return service for TCP protocol.

"": return services for both TCP and UDP protocols.

If this parameter is omitted the default value is "". Proto - The protocol of service to be returned. Name - The service name string to be translated. Get port number, protocol name and IP Family from a service name.

#Inetinfo service windows#

The ethernetĭevice names cannot be changed on Windows systems. In EthernetAddress(2,name) cannot contain control characters. With individual device names separated by commas. When flag= 2 name is an ethernet device names list, enclosed in quotes When flag = 0 name is the name of a specific ethernet device.ĮthernetAddress(0,name) returns the address of the named device. This flag value is not available on Windows systems.Įthernet device name(s). Or by a subsequent invocation of EthernetAddress(2,name). Listed names are separatedĢ Returns the current list of ethernet device names, as set by system startup This is a subset of the list returned by flag= 2. When name is not specified, itġ Returns a list of the ethernet device names actually present on the system. It returns the address of the named device. The switch that specifies the information that EthernetAddress is to return.Ġ Returns the address of an attached ethernet device. This feature is not available on Windows systems. List specified in name it then returns the ethernet device names list prior to This feature is not available on Windows systems.ĮthernetAddress(2,name) replaces the current ethernet device names list with the

The first name in this list is the primary ethernet device.ĮthernetAddress(2) returns the current list of ethernet device names, delimitedīy commas. Process invoking EthernetAddress(0) is not the root user.ĮthernetAddress(1) returns the current list of attached ethernet device names,ĭelimited by $CHAR(1). The ethernet adapters are protected against access by non-root users, and the On IBM AIX(r) systems, the DLPI (Data Link Provider Interface) packages are not

#Inetinfo service driver#

On Windows systems, the InterSystems Packet Driver is not installed. Present in the device names list, or has no corresponding ethernet address. The primary ethernet device is not present in the device names list.ĮthernetAddress(0,name) returns a null string if the named device is not

An invalid name value results in a error.ĮthernetAddress(0) returns a null string, rather than an ethernet address if: Platform-dependent, but the name of an individual device cannot be more The maximum length of a device names list is The ethernet address is returnedĪs a string of 12 characters that represent the 48-bit ethernet address. The ethernet device, not the hardware address. On OpenVMS systems, this is the physical port address of

Any ethernet device can be designated theĮthernetAddress(0,name) returns the address of any attached ethernet device Primary ethernet device is the first ethernet device found on the device names You can return a string containing ethernet address information by issuing a callĮthernetAddress(0) returns the address of the primary ethernet device. EthernetAddress(flag) is a class method that determines Ethernet address.