Network Interface services: Difference between revisions
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==== GetRequestState ==== | ==== GetRequestState ==== | ||
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==== GetResult ==== | ==== GetResult ==== | ||
If the request enters state 1, this command can be used to determine why. It responds with the nice networking error codes that there are support pages for. | If the request enters state 1, this command can be used to determine why. It responds with the nice networking error codes that there are support pages for. | ||
==== GetSystemEventReadableHandles ==== | ==== GetSystemEventReadableHandles ==== | ||
Returns two event handles. The first one signals when the RequestState changes. | Returns two event handles. The first one signals when the RequestState changes. | ||
==== Cancel ==== | ==== Cancel ==== | ||
Cancels the request to bring the network up. | Cancels the request to bring the network up. | ||
==== Submit ==== | ==== Submit ==== | ||
Submits the request to bring the network up. Call this after configuring the request. | Submits the request to bring the network up. Call this after configuring the request. | ||
==== SetConnectionConfirmationOption ==== | ==== SetConnectionConfirmationOption ==== | ||
Set how to verify the internet connection. | Set how to verify the internet connection. | ||
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==== SetPersistent ==== | ==== SetPersistent ==== | ||
If this is set, when the network connection is lost, rather than causing the request to enter state 1, it will instead enter state 2 and attempt to bring the network back up again. | If this is set, when the network connection is lost, rather than causing the request to enter state 1, it will instead enter state 2 and attempt to bring the network back up again. | ||