How to find all Network Interfaces for a given ip address.

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How to find all Network Interfaces for a given ip address.

Right now,I am using below code to determine it but it is always giving it for local computer and I want to achieve it for given IP address.

F#

NetworkInterface[] adapters = NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces();
foreach (NetworkInterface adapter in adapters)
{

    IPInterfaceProperties adapterProperties = adapter.GetIPProperties();
    IPAddressCollection dnsServers = adapterProperties.DnsAddresses;
    if (dnsServers.Count > 0)
    {
        
        Console.WriteLine("Adapter Id .... : " + adapter.Id);
        Console.WriteLine("Adapter Description .... : " + adapter.Description);
        Console.WriteLine("Adapter Name .... : " + adapter.Name);
Console.WriteLine("Network Interface Type .... : " + adapter.NetworkInterfaceType.ToString());
        Console.WriteLine("Adapter Speed .... : " + adapter.Speed);
        Console.WriteLine("OperationalStatus .... : " + adapter.OperationalStatus);
        Console.WriteLine("Adapter SupportsMulticast .... : " + adapter.SupportsMulticast);
        
        }
    }

please suggest..........

Posted 1-Jul-14 21:06pm

Ajit9887522644

Updated 1-Jul-14 21:08pm

DamithSL

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johannesnestler 2-Jul-14 15:04pm

so the question is how to get Network Interface information for a remote computer given by it's IP? I'm not shure but my first guess is you'll need WMI for that.

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deepankarbhatnagar · Answer 1 · 2014-07-01T22:52:00

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Here is your solution. click here on link please
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9855230/how-to-get-the-network-interface-and-its-right-ipv4-address[^]

Posted 1-Jul-14 22:52pm

deepankarbhatnagar

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Ajit9887522644 2-Jul-14 5:00am

this links gives the same solution which i have posted with my question. It works only for local computer not for remote location.