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As you know, the Windows Vista networking stack was re-written from the ground up. In this interview we meet some of the folks who made this happen. We cover wireless, diagnostics and architecture.

Participants include Neeraj Garg, Dave Thaler, Rajesh Sundaram, Vishesh Parikh, and  Dalen Abraham.

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  • SecretSoftwareSecret​Software Code to live, but Live to code.
    very cool. I have been looking for this video for some time Smiley.

    Still watching it...Wink
  • SecretSoftwareSecret​Software Code to live, but Live to code.
    Q: Detection of loss of connection. Is it improved? or do I still have to send the remote end point socket, a small packet to query if its still online and if it did not reply in say 1 min, then the client is lost?

    In XP, sometimes you have to query the socket for data, and if you get an exception with error:10054 (?), then the remote end point was lost (cable was unpluged and the connection was reset exception) and then you had to handle that in your try catch.

    How is it in Vista? Does the stack query remote socket to see if its till alive or not? even if the remote host has its cable unpluged (did not properly end connection)? Or same old same new again?

    Thanks for the video.
  • dalendalen

    dalen looks constipated Smiley

    must of fired someone that morning

  • efortierefortier
    Where can we find the TCP Analyzer mentioned in the video?

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