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  • marane moll

    Blocking ports?

    Hello.

    How can I block network ports (21,80,110 etc tcp, udp etc) with c++ (on a
    win32 system).
    (I already programmed a simple Http-Server in CSharp but with blocking ports
    in c++ I'm on the very begin.)
    Does anybody have a good link or some good advices or even a programming
    example for "blocking ports"?

    Thank you very much.
    Sincerely
    Marane




  • Attila Feher

    #2
    Re: Blocking ports?

    marane moll wrote:[color=blue]
    > Hello.
    >
    > How can I block network ports (21,80,110 etc tcp, udp etc) with c++
    > (on a win32 system).[/color]
    [SNIP]

    Not here. This newsgroup is for the standard C++ _language_, which has no
    support for network programming at the moment. Please read this for hints
    here to look for your answer:



    --
    Attila aka WW


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    • Jacek Dziedzic

      #3
      Re: Blocking ports?

      "marane moll" <marane@gmx.l i> wrote in message
      news:bk6h57$ier $07$2@news.t-online.com...[color=blue]
      > Hello.
      >
      > How can I block network ports (21,80,110 etc tcp, udp etc)
      > with c++ (on a win32 system).
      > [...][/color]

      Basically, you're not in the right newsgroup.




      People here are very sensitive about posts being on-topic,
      so trying a win32-specific newsgroup is your only major option.

      - J.


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      • Alexander Terekhov

        #4
        Re: Blocking ports?


        marane moll wrote:[color=blue]
        >
        > Hello.
        >
        > How can I block network ports (21,80,110 etc tcp, udp etc) with c++ (on a
        > win32 system).[/color]

        InitiateSystemS hutdown(0, 0, 0, true, false) will work best.

        regards,
        alexander.

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        • Attila Feher

          #5
          Re: Blocking ports?

          Alexander Terekhov wrote:[color=blue]
          > marane moll wrote:[color=green]
          >>
          >> Hello.
          >>
          >> How can I block network ports (21,80,110 etc tcp, udp etc) with c++
          >> (on a win32 system).[/color]
          >
          > InitiateSystemS hutdown(0, 0, 0, true, false) will work best.[/color]

          Mean. ;-)

          --
          Attila aka WW


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          • Jack Klein

            #6
            Re: Blocking ports?

            On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 10:20:13 +0200, "marane moll" <marane@gmx.l i>
            wrote in comp.lang.c++:
            [color=blue]
            > Hello.
            >
            > How can I block network ports (21,80,110 etc tcp, udp etc) with c++ (on a
            > win32 system).
            > (I already programmed a simple Http-Server in CSharp but with blocking ports
            > in c++ I'm on the very begin.)
            > Does anybody have a good link or some good advices or even a programming
            > example for "blocking ports"?
            >
            > Thank you very much.
            > Sincerely
            > Marane[/color]

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