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Yortw / RSSDP

Really Simple Service Discovery Protocol - a 100% .Net implementation of the SSDP protocol for publishing custom/basic devices, and discovering all device types on a network.
http://yortw.github.io/RSSDP/
MIT License
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How to Find List Of Devices Which connected with same network using RSSDP #79

Closed vishalsgithub closed 6 years ago

Yortw commented 6 years ago

Hi,

Have you tried the sample code from the readme.md file, particularly the bit labelled 'simple search'? Did that not work or do you have a problem with it?

vishalsgithub commented 6 years ago

Simple search return 10 item and all are same and it's all are router IP and Name .

vishalsgithub commented 6 years ago

i want all device which is connected with Router or network

Yortw commented 6 years ago

It's possible that's the only device on your network that supports SSDP then. There are different protocols supported by different devices, no guarantee a single protocol will find them all. It would be odd for RSSDP to correctly locate the router and not locate other devices that support the SSDP protocol, though I guess there could be a bug I don't know about. Unfortunately I don't have access to your network and it works on all of the networks I have access to, which makes it hard to diagnose.

Have you tried any other SSDP based utilities, do they find anything else?

vishalsgithub commented 6 years ago

i tried Ping Method but Ping only return Ip address and i want IpAddress, HostName and mac address

vishalsgithub commented 6 years ago

Have you any other method which find hostname and mac address by IP

Yortw commented 6 years ago

Try the Intel UPnP utilities, in particular Device Spy, and see if they can fin anything this doesn't.

SSDP won't give you device MAC's anyway (necessarily), that's not part of the protocol. It possibly won't even give you the host name, the protocol is designed for finding the 'service address' of devices that support the SSDP protocol so you can make requests to them.

I think what you are looking for is a lower level network utility, not what this library is designed to do. I do not know of such a library, though I presume something to do that job exists.