TCP/IP (Windows CE 5.0)
TCP/IP for Microsoft® Windows® CE allows devices to participate as peers and servers on local area networks (LANs) and remote networks.
In This Section
- TCP/IP OS Design Development
Presents TCP/IP information that is helpful when designing and developing a Windows CE OS. This includes dependency information, the modules and components that implement TCP/IP, and TCP/IP implementation considerations. - TCP/IP Application Development
Describes how the Windows CE OS implements Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Although this section presents the concept of the dual stack, it focuses on IPv4 information. - Internet Protocol Helper APIs
Describes the capabilities of the IP Helper, and shows the appropriate functions that provides each capability. - TCP/IP Registry Settings
Provides information about the configurable registry settings for IPv4 and the common settings for IPv4 and IPv6. - TCP/IP Best Practices
Provides general best practices for TCP/IP. - TCP/IP Security
Presents security information for TCP/IP and security best practices. - TCP/IP Migration
Presents information that is important to know if you are migrating from one version of Windows CE to another. - TCP/IP Samples
Describes sample code that is available for TCP/IP. - TCP/IP Reference
Includes reference material for ICMP and IP Helper programming elements.
Related Sections
- Internet Protocol Version 6
Describes how the Windows CE OS implements IPv6. Information that is common to both IPv4 and IPv6 is presented in the TCP/IP documentation.
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