I would like to see how a program responds when it’s connection is severed. Aside from disabling the network card, is there a way to sever a tcp connection in Windows without killing the process, or the thread that owns the connections?
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I would like to see how a program responds when it’s connection is severed. Aside from disabling the network card, is there a way to sever a tcp connection in Windows without killing the process, or the thread that owns the connections?
The closest thing that I’ve found to generating an OS error is to use something like TcpView to look at what sockets are open and sever them. I’m not sure exactly what it does to sever the connection, but it does close it in a way that an application can see.