Determining if a client PC has an Internet connection
Stuart McGraw
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Sun Sep 19 10:48:11 EDT 2004
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"Cliff Wells" <clifford.wells at comcast.net> wrote in message news:mailman.3499.1095589700.5135.python-list at python.org... [...snip...] > As I mentioned in another post, it seems a reasonable solution would be > to determine the PC's DNS search path and then try those hosts. If they > are unreachable then assume the connection is down. This would seem to > be reasonably cross-platform (although admittedly, exactly how this is > done would probably vary across platforms) I'm not sure this is 100% reliable either. I have several PCs on a home network with a Linux box running a local caching DNS server that is the primary (and sole) DNS server for the Windoze boxes.. That server is always reachable even when my modem internet connection is down.
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