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Windows Trigger Start Service Recipe for Managed Code

Windows services enable code to run in the background, even if no user is logged on. These background services provide a lot of useful functionality while minimizing interference with the user’s desktop.If you are developing Windows services, be sure to write them in the most eff

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    IPAddressAvailabilityTrigger is very limited
    1 Posts | Last Post March 26, 2011
    • Written March 26, 2011 
      At this point it looks like the only events that you can listen to IP wise are the first available and last unavailable.  For my particular application I have the need to learn about all available, which I don't see a way to subscribe to with the limited triggers.  After digging around it doesn't look like it's a limitation of the .Net wrapper, rather a limitation of the triggers provided by the OS.  Do you know if there are plans for introducing further triggers for service activation?

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