Returns information about the performance of a network connection resource
#include <WinNet.au3>
_WinNet_GetConnectionPerformance ( $sLocalName, $sRemoteName )
| $sLocalName | Name of a local device, such as "F:" or "LPT1", that is redirected to a network resource to be queried. If blank, the network resource is specified in $sRemoteName. If this parameter specifies a local device $sRemoteName is ignored. |
| $sRemoteName | Name of the network resource to query. The resource must currently have an established connection. For example, if the resource is a file on a file server, then having the file open will ensure the connection. |
| Success: | an array with the following format: $aInfo[0] - Connection description. Can be one of more of the following: 1 - The information returned applies to the performance of the network card 2 - The connection is not being routed 4 - The connection is over a medium that is typically slow 8 - Some of the information returned is calculated dynamically $aInfo[1] - Speed of the media to the network resource, in 100 bps $aInfo[2] - One-way delay time introduced when sending information $aInfo[3] - Size of data that an application should use when making a single request to the resource |
| Failure: | sets the @error flag to non-zero. |
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