capture ARP Caches and IPs caches as Variables

[Ibrahim]

#include <Process.au3>
TrayTip("Intruder Detector","Program By: Ibrahim Ghorabah",2)
Do
$rc = _RunDos("arp -a >c:\ArpList.bin")
$Size=FileGetSize("c:\ArpList.bin")
$intruder=FileRead("c:\ArpList.bin")
if $Size>142 then 
    TrayTip("Network Watcher","Life Connection From"&$intruder,4,2)
;for $line=1 to 10
;$Exclude[$line]=FileReadLine("c:\intruderList.txt",$line)
;if $Exclude[$line]=
    FileWrite("c:\intruderList.txt",@HOUR&":"&@MIN&"--<Connection From:-"&$intruder)
_RunDos("arp -d")
EndIf
    Sleep(5000)
Until $rc=1

_____>need to capture them as variables Please

[flyingboz]

$intruder=FileRead("c:\ArpList.bin")

What more do you need?

You've demonstrated you know how to create and read text files, parse the text...

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FileWrite("c:\intruderList.txt",@HOUR&":"&@MIN&"--<Connection From:-"&$intruder)

the arp cache won't help you to detect any "intruder" !!

[Ibrahim]

not if u detect arp changes of the same ip address i hope u can help me get out of my stupid script to a better one where i can capture these adresses as variables as IP$[1],IP$[2] . . .and ARP$[1],ARP[2] . . . . if u please

[Ibrahim]

and the text in file contain spaces that i cannot get rid off

[Ibrahim]

check this guys

[Richard Robertson]

The ARP table is for when your computer looks up the Layer 2 address of the destination based on a Layer 3 address. It won't tell you who has been accessing your computer, just who your computer has been accessing.

[Ibrahim]

thanks for your information it was helping alot i had the solution thanks again