When your network provider service is installed, the installation application should add a key as follows: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE In other words, the provider names specified in ProviderOrder are the path to the registry of the network provider-specific keys, relative to the following path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE The provider-specific registry keys are created as subkeys of the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE The provider name set in ProviderOrder should also be used as the name of the registry key that contains information about that provider.
When MPR cycles through the providers, it calls them in the order in which they appear in this list. Each key name in ProviderOrder identifies a network provider. The ProviderOrder value contains a comma-separated list of key names. The order key contains a single value, ProviderOrder, which lists the installed providers and specifies the order in which they should be tried during operations that cycle through providers until an accepting provider is found. This key is a subkey of the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE The MPR checks these keys when it starts and loads the network provider DLLs that it finds.īefore you create a set of keys to hold information about your network provider, you should add the name of your network provider to the order key. These keys and values provide information to the MPR about the network providers installed on the system. When it installs a network provider, your application should create the registry keys and values described in this topic.
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