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    sudhir marni
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    hi all i have coded an applications which gives the status of network. my application is running when the network gets disabled or when a network cable is unplugged. i am one more scenario where i need to run my application i e., when an firewall is installed. i need to run without setting the settings of firewall . i need to achieve it programmatically kindly help!!!!:confused: regards sudhir

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      hi all i have coded an applications which gives the status of network. my application is running when the network gets disabled or when a network cable is unplugged. i am one more scenario where i need to run my application i e., when an firewall is installed. i need to run without setting the settings of firewall . i need to achieve it programmatically kindly help!!!!:confused: regards sudhir

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      hmm If we could change firewall settings programmatically then they would't be very secure. You didn't specify which settings you want to change but you could look into UPnP. Some firewall/NAT devices have UPnP support (although most secure networks don't enable it I imagine). If the firewall is the Windows Firewall on XP and your app is running with admin privileges then there's the Windows Firewall API as well. Mark

      "Do you know what it's like to fall in the mud and get kicked... in the head... with an iron boot? Of course you don't, no one does. It never happens. It's a dumb question... skip it." (Rex Kramer "Airplane!")

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