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mystring.indexOf(&quot;server:#<wbr />##&quot;) &gt;&nbsp;0 <br />
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is what you are looking for.
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mystring.indexOf("server:###") > 0

is what you are looking for.

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maybe even mystring.toUpper.indexOf(.<wbr />...
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wrmichael,<br />
&nbsp; I have no frame of reference for what you posted.<br />
How would I get mystring?
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wrmichael,
  I have no frame of reference for what you posted.
How would I get mystring?

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I need some vb code to see if a netstat foreign address exists<br />
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In otherwords, I want to see if there is a foreign address that is = servername:####
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I need some vb code to see if a netstat foreign address exists

In otherwords, I want to see if there is a foreign address that is = servername:####

VB code to see if netstat foreign address is open

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