installing a application on client from server?

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How to code in c# to install a application on client node from server?Actual problem is it to detect any new node adding to the network and installing a application on new node by taking user permission from server ?Pls help me need to do this urgently ...My email id is [email removed]

Posted 22-Sep-10 7:51am

gr8vinay

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[no name] 22-Sep-10 14:23pm

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Also don't use urgent. It is rude. This is a volunteer site and people will answer on their time, not yours.

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Eddy Vluggen · Answer 1 · 2010-09-22T11:10:00

Hi,

There's no event that get's triggered, perhaps you could do some magic with the servers. I'd probe the network every n minutes, get a list of all IP-addresses on the LAN, and compare it to the previous list taken.

That way it would auto-update every 10 minutes, containing data from which you could deduce the IP-addresses that we're removed (offline) and added (if it's new, and it's already in an old list, that means an old PC was turned on. If it's not presently known, it's probably a new PC)

You might want to look into BITS to transfer the software across your network :)