Recent content by ryanrogan

Hi, let me rephrase my question. What could be the reason, that an .exe application, started from the local harddisk, is able to send UDP packets, and _the_same_ application, started from a remote network share, is not? Any help would be appreciated. Ryan

Hi, @TorrentG tried context-menu of remote .exe file | properties | Compatibility: was not able to set Compatibilty mode permanent (everything greyed out), because app is on a network drive )):-( tried context-menu of remote .exe file | deal with Compatibility problems (third menu entry from...

Hi, here is the popup; well, not the real popup. I copied and paste it from somewher, but to give You an idea its OK I think. I know this Security warning already from XP machines, but on XP machines the started program behaves normally (UDP port wise) Link Removed due to 404 Error Ryan

Hi, I have additional information concerning my case, which I have not mentioned before: The Client App (the .exe file), which searches for the remote licensing server is located on a remote machine, which I acces via a share. So I start an .exe program from an remote location (there pops up...

Hi, thanks, but is there something else I can do, to nail down the problem? Why make the debug-environment more complex, than it is already? The question for me is, wether a Windows 7 Host (and not a virtual machine running XP) can send high port UDP packets, and what I need to do for that...

Hi, I have an application running, where the clients contact a licensing server via UDP port 3047. The Clients run on Win2000, WinXP Prof. Everything works. Installed a Client on a Win7 box, tried to contact licensing server, no success. With tcpdump on the Serverside I see about 50 UPD...