That would be a good question. Does Ping sync take same?

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| Hello, i'm trying to build a simple ping application.
| Could someone tell me why the PingSendAsync Method
| (System.Net.NetworkInformation) eats 2 MB of the pagefile each time I send
a
| ping?
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Hello, i'm trying to build a simple ping application.
Could someone tell me why the PingSendAsync Method
(System.Net.NetworkInformation) eats 2 MB of the pagefile each time I send a
ping?

Yessss!!!
Thank you guys, now it works.

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No, the Sync method works good. I've tried running the project with a
debugger and I saw that the instances of the Ping class
(System.Net.NetworkInformation) are never disposed from the heap!!! Neither
after a GC...So, let's say 1000 ping requests - 1000 Ping objects; 10000
ping requests - 10000 ping objects....In the heap FOR EVER!!! No way, the
program will crash in half an hour!!!

Please, help me.


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Hi there,
Read this article and you'll understand what's happening

http://blogs.msdn.com/joncole/archive/2005/12/15/505627.aspx