Net (gb.net.pop3)

Format a string that contains an IP address.

This constant shows that a remote client is trying to connect with a server socket, and that the connection is being accepted.

This constant shows that a network object is working at this moment.

Const CannotAuthenticate As Integer = -16

This error constant means that binding a serversocket to a specific interface failed.

This constant reflects that a network socket was unable to use (bind) to a port.

This constant reflects that a network object was unable to create a new socket, the system did not allow the operation to be performed.

This constant reflects that a server socket was unable to start listening on a TCP port or a local path.

This constant reflects that there was an error when trying to read data from a socket or a serial port.

This constant shows that there was an error when trying to write data to a socket or a serial port.

This constant reflects that a socket, acting like a client, is currently connected to a remote server.

This constant reflects that a socket, acting like a client, is trying to connect to a remote server.

This constant reflects that a remote server refused a connection from a client socket.

This constant means that there was a connection timeout.

This constant reflects that an object from one of the Net classes failed to translate a host name to an IP address.

Constant used by Format for IPv4 addresses.

This constant reflects that a network object is doing nothing, it is inactive.

Defines an Internet domain socket.

Defines a local or an Unix domain socket.

Uses a plain-text connection.

This constant reflects that a remote client is trying to connect with a server socket, and that connection must be accepted or rejected.

This constant means that some data is being downloaded from the network.

Encrypts the connection using OpenSSL, provided it is available.

Reflects that an object from one of the Net classes is trying to translate a host name to an IP address.

Defines a local or Unix domain socket.