hi guys,
Can somebody tell me what all drivers/network stack components need to be
up before I can open a Tcpip Connection using TDI in Windows XP?
My driver loads early in the boot process and needs to open a Tcpip
connection, so obviously I need to make sure that The Tcpip is up before
my driver is being loaded. I was able to do this in Win2K with just making
sure NDIS, Tcpip and the NIC card driver were up b4 my driver was up and I
before I could open a Tcpip connection to remote host using TDI.
However in Windows XP, I found that for even the Tcpip driver to load,
IpSec as well as KSecDD need to be up. After I took care of that, Tcpip
comes up alright but I am still not able to open a Tcpip connection.
Are there any other components in the Tcpip stack for XP that need to be
up and running before I could open a Tcpip connection?
Thnaks in advance.
You should use the value Tag to set your load order within the PNP_TDI
group. Note that you cannot interpret tags sequentially; in other words
tag 5 does not always load after tag 4. The tag order for PNP_TDI is
defined in HKLM\system\ccs\control\grouporderlist\PNP_TDI. You need to
create a tag value for yourself and then insert this value into the tag
order list immediately after the tag for tcpip.
Dave
Win2kNewBie wrote:
hi guys,
Can somebody tell me what all drivers/network stack components need to be
up before I can open a Tcpip Connection using TDI in Windows XP?
My driver loads early in the boot process and needs to open a Tcpip
connection, so obviously I need to make sure that The Tcpip is up before
my driver is being loaded. I was able to do this in Win2K with just making
sure NDIS, Tcpip and the NIC card driver were up b4 my driver was up and I
before I could open a Tcpip connection to remote host using TDI.
However in Windows XP, I found that for even the Tcpip driver to load,
IpSec as well as KSecDD need to be up. After I took care of that, Tcpip
comes up alright but I am still not able to open a Tcpip connection.
Are there any other components in the Tcpip stack for XP that need to be
up and running before I could open a Tcpip connection?
Thnaks in advance.
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