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Do you know how to decode the values in the MSTCP registry key to see what the timings are: I imagine you refer to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE...\Bind<wbr />ings\Confi<wbr />gFlags key?<br />

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Do you know how to decode the values in the MSTCP registry key to see what the timings are: I imagine you refer to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE...\Bindings\ConfigFlags key?


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On which platform?<br />
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NTWS 4.0, WIN94 don't have the settings. &nbsp;NT 3.51, NT Server 4.0 do.<br />
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On which platform?

NTWS 4.0, WIN94 don't have the settings.  NT 3.51, NT Server 4.0 do.



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I found the above key on Win95. I couldn't find it in NTWS4.0<br />
I'm also interested in Win 3.11, obviously this wouldn't be a registry key though, is there an ini file setting?<br />

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I found the above key on Win95. I couldn't find it in NTWS4.0
I'm also interested in Win 3.11, obviously this wouldn't be a registry key though, is there an ini file setting?


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Using the asynchronous name resolution for the Winsock library &quot;WSAAsyncGetHostByName&quot; is there a maximum timeout for when the callback will happen if the name has not been successfully resolved and the resolver fails? Is this determined by the implementation of the local resolver/stack?
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Using the asynchronous name resolution for the Winsock library "WSAAsyncGetHostByName" is there a maximum timeout for when the callback will happen if the name has not been successfully resolved and the resolver fails? Is this determined by the implementation of the local resolver/stack?

Timeout Period for WSAAsynGetHostByName

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