Hallo,
meine Vermutung hat sich bestätigt:
Guckst du hier...
Zitat von
Indy Knowledge Base:
"I can not ping with
Indy on Windows NT or Windows 2000. What do I do about this?"
In Windows NT and Windows 2000,
Indy's TIdICMPClient requires administrative privileges to use raw sockets. The command line PING application does not exhibit this behavior because Microsoft chose to use undocumented calls in ICMP.DLL and its winsock implementation to get around the issue. In short: they cheated.
Indy does not use ICMP.DLL to maintain Linux compatibility, and allow use of both Raw sockets and ICMP sockets.
In single-user operating systems such as Windows 95, 98, and ME, any user can ping with
Indy.
Gruß,
Tom