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Rick Knight
Hi,
I have Routing and Remote Access server installed. I have added a
Dial-On-Demand interface. I have also added a Static Route, and set it
up so that it uses my DOD Interface. If I ping the required IP address
windows automatically connects and all works fine.
If I use the command line tool NetSH (ie. netsh routing ip show
persistentroutes) it displays the current static/persistent route and
it's associated Interface Name.
Does anyone know how to extract this information from within an MFC
application.
Thanks in Advance.
Rick
I have Routing and Remote Access server installed. I have added a
Dial-On-Demand interface. I have also added a Static Route, and set it
up so that it uses my DOD Interface. If I ping the required IP address
windows automatically connects and all works fine.
If I use the command line tool NetSH (ie. netsh routing ip show
persistentroutes) it displays the current static/persistent route and
it's associated Interface Name.
Does anyone know how to extract this information from within an MFC
application.
Thanks in Advance.
Rick