thanks for replying theo
i dint get you..how do we know which kind of windows is it...however i can
tell u this windows XP professional SP2 machine...the program is a tool
created in VC++ 5.0 nad the hardware concerned with this tool are contollers
and sensors which comes in picture online after the connection is
successfully established, so we need not go into that.
the requirement is first the successful connection of server and socket
which is not happening if the firewall is on in "services.msc". however just
to confirmed we have already checked with tcpview.exe the ports getting used
in this communication and have added those in firewall exception list but its
proving to be of no help.
> This is Windows x64 you're having this problem?
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> > but the EXE doesnt run at all until the firewall is on. please advise wat can
> > be done.
Theo - 28 Aug 2007 12:34 GMT
I will presume you are not running Windows x64 and this
forum is for 64-bit Windows operating systems.
Since you have a problem with a 3rd party software, you need
to contact the company the software comes from and get
Technical support from them for your problem.
It is virtually impossible to try and figure what is wrong
with a mysterious program.
> thanks for replying theo
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>>> but the EXE doesnt run at all until the firewall is on. please advise wat can
>>> be done.
Tony Sperling - 29 Aug 2007 01:02 GMT
Are you sure VC5 is compiling for XP? It's been a while now, but I was sure
it couldn't do that unless you program for the W2K API - and the network
API's and subsystems changed considerably between W2K and XP, I understand.
Beyond that, I have no idea.
Try posting to a XP networking group.
Perhaps:
news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web
Tony. . .
> thanks for replying theo
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