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Basically what I want to do is disconnect one of the TCP connections that
shows Established when running netstat. I know that in theory you can end
the process associated with the connection, but in this case its System.
Don't think that one is going to die properly.
A bigger use would be to make a connection to a network share using a
different name than I'm currently connected as. Windows won't allow for
this. I'd have to disconnect any active connections to that server before
re-connecting with new credentials. I need a way to manually kill that TCP
connection. I'd prefer not to download any utilities to to this as it seems
something that should be doable in the OS. But Microsoft has left
head-scratching holes in their utilities before.
shows Established when running netstat. I know that in theory you can end
the process associated with the connection, but in this case its System.
Don't think that one is going to die properly.
A bigger use would be to make a connection to a network share using a
different name than I'm currently connected as. Windows won't allow for
this. I'd have to disconnect any active connections to that server before
re-connecting with new credentials. I need a way to manually kill that TCP
connection. I'd prefer not to download any utilities to to this as it seems
something that should be doable in the OS. But Microsoft has left
head-scratching holes in their utilities before.