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how to manipulate Network bindings via INF

OSR_Community_UserOSR_Community_User Member Posts: 110,217
Hello,

I need to write installation for a network driver, after installation, like to
diable the bindings from some protocol to the driver. How can I do that via INF or other method?

TIA

Chiang

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  • OSR_Community_UserOSR_Community_User Member Posts: 110,217
    If you get an answer can you forward it to me?

    I did this a few years ago, when I worked for someone else and I don't have the sources any more.
    I remember that a entry had to be made in each protocols' registry, telling that protocol not to bind with the specified MAC driver.

    Larry
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Qiang Zhang
    To: NT Developers Interest List
    Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 5:06 PM
    Subject: [ntdev] how to manipulate Network bindings via INF



    Hello,

    I need to write installation for a network driver, after installation, like to
    diable the bindings from some protocol to the driver. How can I do that via INF or other method?

    TIA

    Chiang
  • OSR_Community_UserOSR_Community_User Member Posts: 110,217
    I don't know how to disable all possible bindings, but it is
    possible to disable protocol bindings for known protocols.
    I found this method from examining how the dial up network
    adapters prevent certain protocols from binding to them

    There is an undocumented registry entry you can add. I have
    included the registry info from our virtual adapter below. The
    entry which disables the protocol bindings is the "block" entry
    (value 1). For our virtual adapter, I disabled all the common
    protocols except TCP/IP.

    Hope this helps,
    Mike



    Key Name: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
    NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkCards\xx\NetRules

    Class Name: GenericClass

    Last Write Time: 8/19/99 - 4:52 PM

    Value 0
    Name: bindform
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: "BtiVPPA6" yes yes container

    Value 1
    Name: block
    Type: REG_MULTI_SZ
    Data: ipxTransport BtiVPPAAdapter
    appletalktransport BtiVPPAAdapter
    PrivateLlc2Driver BtiVPPAAdapter
    dlcDriver BtiVPPAAdapter
    btiTcppClass BtiVPPAAdapter
    netBiosTransport BtiVPPAAdapter


    Value 2
    Name: class
    Type: REG_MULTI_SZ
    Data: BtiVPPAAdapter basic


    Value 3
    Name: InfName
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: oemnad65.inf

    Value 4
    Name: InfOption
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: VPPA

    Value 5
    Name: type
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: BtiVPPA BtiVPPAAdapter







    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Larry Harmon
    To: NT Developers Interest List
    Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2000 8:52 AM
    Subject: [ntdev] Re: how to manipulate Network bindings via INF


    If you get an answer can you forward it to me?

    I did this a few years ago, when I worked for someone else and I don't have
    the sources any more.
    I remember that a entry had to be made in each protocols' registry, telling
    that protocol not to bind with the specified MAC driver.

    Larry
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Qiang Zhang
    To: NT Developers Interest List
    Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 5:06 PM
    Subject: [ntdev] how to manipulate Network bindings via INF



    Hello,

    I need to write installation for a network driver, after installation, like
    to
    diable the bindings from some protocol to the driver. How can I do that via
    INF or other method?

    TIA

    Chiang
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