David Thielen
It's all peer to peer, no server. So each AddIn listens for the UDP
broadcasts and replies to the broadcaster saying they exist.
The broadcast occurs at startup and if the number of replies is greater
than the license allows that AddIn is disabled. So the first N can run,
the
) are hard things to get right.
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Set firewall exception
It probably wouldn't be hard to do a Custom Action
stable when they install our software.
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Set firewall exception
How would you the netsh
It probably wouldn't be hard to do a Custom Action to do such a thing. You
could do a netsh firewall command to do it.
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Hi;
Is there a WIX command to set an exception in the Windows firewall? If so,
what is it? And can it be set for a
Not today.
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Hi;
Is there a WIX command to set an exception in the Windows firewall? If so, what
the installation.
Phil Wilson
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Short
Wilson, Phil wrote:
The other question to ask is whether this really belongs in the
installation at all. The line between installation and configuration is
sometimes a huge gray area, but this could be seen as application
configuration that doesn't need to be in the installation.
I've
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Set firewall exception
The other question to ask is whether this really belongs in the
installation at all. The line between
David Thielen wrote:
In our case the AddIn hits the port as soon as Word starts so we need it
added on installation.
I'm curious why a Word addin would be listening for incoming
connections? (without giving away any trade secrets of course).
Tony
To: Tony Hoyle; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Set firewall exception
Our copy protection is a UDP broadcast and a TCP reply to limit the
totally number of AddIns in use to what is licensed.
So we definitely want that port opened no matter what
Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Set firewall exception
OK, so I see that your port (1707) is registered with IANA, so you could
do
it by opening this port, although other applications could get a
surprise if
they are allocated this port by the OS. Presumably you're broadcasting
in
order to find a licensing
How about using the DX Sample FirewallInstallHelper. It has all that your
looking for. First get the DirectX SDK, then click on the DirectX Sample
Browser. Type in FirewallInstallHelper and install the project. Look at
the documentation on how and what need to be in you MSI project and it is
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