[C#] Simple Net Tools

[Ron]

Just wrote this up in a few minutes. Don't expect much, I'm just demonstrating the usefulness of having an IP resolving feature in a program rather than using the command prompt. I didn't add in any exceptions so it'll crash if you try to use a letter for a port number, for example. Too lazy. =p

I might actually turn this in to something bigger when I get bored. We'll see I guess.

Edit-
Added a couple more tools, getting the local IP address of the system and a netstat tool.

[MentaL]

[Mindblaster7]

Brilliant Ron

Many thanks! But I like the old fashion way on getting IP's :P
But no doubt that I will use your tool from time to other!

[EliteGM]

Could you PM me the source. I'm learning C# atm so It'll be a huge learning help to me.
Also, you use the form designer right?

[Ron]

For this app, yeah. I usually just do everything through a console, though. I'll post the source once I'm done adding everything I want to add.

Added two more tools to it, download is in attachment.

Edit-
Adding a couple more things to it and leaving room for some extra stuff. Also working on a better interface.

[Cask]

I would also, if you don't mind, use the source once posted. I'm just in the middle of writing a program to run at my new school since they've blocked the console window.

[ExtremeDevilz]

not bad nice.

[josh954r]

very nice 9/10

[Horizon]

I like it. Have it display your external IP.

[XZeenon]

How to get IP adress from Website:

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
foreach (IPAddress ipaddress in Dns.GetHostAddresses(Websitetxt.Text))
{
ipaddresstxt.Text = ipaddress.ToString();
}
}

Get LocalIP:

private void locIpadress_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
foreach (IPAddress locadress in Dns.GetHostByName(Dns.GetHostName()).AddressList)
{
localiptxt.Text = locadress.ToString() + "";
}
}

It might give warnings but thats alright.