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    Install Protocol In Network Properties

    Hi all,

    I want to install a protocol to be installed in the network properties window (which lists all the protocols installed) using programmatically.

    Or else using command line .

    does anybody knows how we can do this .

    Thanks

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    Re: Install Protocol In Network Properties

    Is this something that you need done on a whole bunch of different machines? Is that why you need to do it programmatically?

    What protocol do you need to install?

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    Re: Install Protocol In Network Properties

    I am making an installer , & the protocol is PPPoE

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    Re: Install Protocol In Network Properties

    Quote Originally Posted by raja1979
    I am making an installer , & the protocol is PPPoE
    You are making an installer as opposed to using an existing one?

    Or, are you making a deployment package using an existing installer? If so, which one?

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    Re: Install Protocol In Network Properties

    I have created a pppoe dialer , now i have to make a installer for that dialer , but the dialer won't work until pppoe protocol is installed . so i want to embedded the protocol in the installer itself .
    pls suggest me how can i do that

    i have got the api name but dont know to use it
    the api are SetupInstallServicesFromInfSection

    Pls Help
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    Last edited by raja1979; Jan 18th, 2006 at 03:17 AM.

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