Alireza
Tue Feb 05 02:00:40 CST 2008
To clarify, disabling an IM mux adapter does not affect bindings by getting
the IM adapter out of the way. For IM filter drivers however I believe when
we check the bindings again, we will find either the physical adapter or
another IM filter miniport as the topmost adapter and redo the binding.
-ali
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"Maxim S. Shatskih" <maxim@storagecraft.com> wrote in message
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> "Disable" means - stop the adapter, update the binding information in
> registry to exclude your IM, then start the adapter back.
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> "LIMING" <someblue2004@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> When I open the networking connections and check one connection's
>> properties, i could see the im driver i made was listed in the items
>> list.
>> There is a check box on the left of each item, if i uncheck the box,
>> which
>> means that the item is to be disabled.
>> So the question is What a "disable" means in this circumstance? Does it
>> means that the corresponding service will be stopped, or the driver will
>> be
>> unload, or any other else? I just want to know...
>> The other question is that how can i write an application to control the
>> status of this? That is through the code to contorl the "enable" or
>> "disable". I searched google but could not find some information about
>> it.
>> Thank you for any advice...
>>
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