networking - Refresh Internal Windows Network State -


I am working on a piece of software that effectively with the server socket on the other side of an XP Windows network bridge Have to talk. Now, it works fine, but if one is part of the bridge, then one of the connections fails (like the physical cable is removed), and then re-installed, the network connection viewer will not update the display.

Now, this will not usually be a big deal, however, unless I do not right-click on a network connection, no socket connection can be established, and the 'refresh' reference Select menu entry. On that, all connections in the Network Connection window indicate a solid connection, and my software can install the socket across the bridge.

I assume that the Windows software uses some internal Windows network state in the bridge order to decide whether to root the packet with different connections.

So, my question is, what does the magic 'refresh' button do exactly? And, in particular, can I automate what I can do in my software?

Cheers

Can work?

Or to use the SysInternals tool to see what DLL / Reg calls execute when performing manually? This allows you to be taken to at least Google searches; -)


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