I have a string that can either represent a host name (myip.noip.org, etc.) or it can represent a true address ("127.0.0.1"). What is the best way to resolve this to a System.Net.IPAddress?
Thanks in advance.
You can call Dns.GetHostEntry
on an IP address or a hostname.
It even does reverse lookups for you.
If you don't need reverse lookup, you can call Dns.GetHostAddresses
instead.
Use the Dns.GetHostAddresses
method. This will handle both domain names and raw IP address values
IPAddress[] array = DNs.GetHostAddresses(theString);
Use the IPAddress.Parse
method for IP addresses.
IPAddress address = IPAddress.Parse("127.0.0.1");
As mentioned by others, to resolve both IP addresses and host names, use Dns.GetHostEntry
which:
Resolves a host name or IP address to an IPHostEntry instance.
IPHostEntry
holds a collection of IP addresses in its AddressList
property.
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