Network Programming for Microsoft Windows (Microsoft Professional Series)

Anthony Jones, Microsoft Pr

ISBN:0735605602, Edition: Pap/Cdr Su, 1999-08

Price: $49.99

Table of Contents

• Cover
  • LOC
• Dedication
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
  • How to Use This Book
  • How to Use the Companion CD-ROM
  • Support
• Part I: Legacy Networking APIs
  • Chapter 1 -- NetBIOS
    • Microsoft NetBIOS
    • NetBIOS Programming Basics
    • Common NetBIOS Routines
    • Datagram Operations
    • Miscellaneous NetBIOS Commands
    • Platform Considerations
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 2 -- The Redirector
    • Universal Naming Convention
    • Multiple UNC Provider
    • Network Providers
    • Redirector
    • Server Message Block
    • Security
    • Network Security
    • A Practical Example
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 3 -- Mailslots
    • Mailslot Implementation Details
    • Basic Client/Server
    • Additional Mailslot APIs
    • Platform and Performance Considerations
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 4 -- Named Pipes
    • Named Pipe Implementation Details
    • Basic Server and Client
    • Other API Calls
    • Platform and Performance Considerations
    • Conclusion
• Part II: The Winsock API
  • Chapter 5 -- Network Principles and Protocols
    • Protocol Characteristics
    • Supported Protocols
    • Winsock 2 Protocol Information
    • Windows Sockets
    • Platform-Specific Information
    • Selecting the Right Protocol
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 6 -- Address Families and Name Resolution
    • IP
    • Infrared Sockets
    • IPX/SPX
    • NetBIOS
    • AppleTalk
    • ATM
    • Additional Winsock 2 Support Functions
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 7 -- Winsock Basics
    • Initializing Winsock
    • Error Checking and Handling
    • Connection-Oriented Protocols
    • Connectionless Protocols
    • Miscellaneous API Functions
    • Windows CE
    • Other Address Families
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 8 -- Winsock I/O Methods
    • Socket Modes
    • Socket I/O Models
    • I/O Model Consideration
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 9 -- Socket Options and Ioctls
    • Socket Options
    • IOCTLSOCKET and WSAIOCTL
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 10 -- Registration and Name Resolution
    • Background
    • Name Space Models
    • Registering a Service
    • Querying a Service
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 11 -- Multicasting
    • Multicast Semantics
    • IP Multicasting
    • ATM Multicasting
    • Multicasting with Winsock
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 12 -- Generic Quality of Service
    • Background
    • QOS and Winsock
    • Terminating QOS
    • Programming QOS
    • Examples
    • ATM and QOS
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 13 -- Raw Sockets
    • Raw Socket Creation
    • Internet Control Message Protocol
    • Internet Group Management Protocol
    • Using IP_HDRINCL
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 14 -- Winsock 2 Service Provider Interface
    • SPI Basics
    • Transport Service Providers
    • Name Space Service Providers
    • Debug Tracing Winsock 2 SPI Functions
    • Conclusion
  • Chapter 15 -- The Microsoft Visual Basic Winsock Control
    • Properties
    • Methods
    • Events
    • UDP Example
    • TCP Example
    • Limitations
    • Common Errors
    • The Windows CE Winsock Control
    • Conclusion
• Part III: Remote Access Service (RAS)
  • Chapter 16 -- Remote Access Service Client
    • Compiling and Linking
    • Data Structures and Platform Compatibility Issues
    • DUN 1.3 Upgrade and Windows 95
    • RasDial
    • Phonebook
    • Connection Management
    • Conclusion
• Appendix A -- NetBIOS Command Reference
  • NCBADDGRNAME
  • NCBADDNAME
  • NCBASTAT
  • NCBCALL
  • NCBCANCEL
  • NCBCHAINSEND
  • NCBCHAINSENDNA
  • NCBDELNAME
  • NCBDGRECV
  • NCBDGRECVBC
  • NCBDGSEND
  • NCBDGSENDBC
  • NCBENUM
  • NCBFINDNAME
  • NCBHANGUP
  • NCBLANSTALERT
  • NCBLISTEN
  • NCBRECV
  • NCBRECVANY
  • NCBRESET
  • NCBSEND
  • NCBSENDNA
  • NCBSSTAT
  • NCBUNLINK
• Appendix B -- IP Helper Functions
  • Ipconfig
  • Netstat
  • Route
  • ARP
• Appendix C -- Winsock Error Codes
• About the Authors