Tim Moores wrote:Ok, now we know that the remote machine is listening on port 6000. What we still don't know is what kind of server is listening on port 6000. What protocol does it understand? FTP? HTTP? WebDAV? Something else? None of the above? Just because the firewall allows incoming connections on a port does not mean that there is a process listening on that port.
i m doing this for the first time ..but lets see
suppose i have written a program to connect to the server and i will execute it in my machine so , the code will connect to the server because port 6000 is open ..ok
so can i write instruction in that code to check if that server has a file or not ...is this thing possible
2nd option is through any 3rd party ftp connection app that will connect me to the server and i can browse the files but i dont want this option
all i want to write code that performs that operation i need ....so to perform that i need to connect to the server i will do that in a sec but what later can i write code to perform file check from client to that server is this possible ?