Thanks, I think I'll modify it to make it accept other IP addresses. I had originally decided it wouldn't be worth the time (for my site) to redo devcon.exe. However, since you've already done the work...

--On Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:42 PM -0700 Dobes Vandermeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I've got a C++ version of this we've used for our project, it doesn't use devcon; devcon isn't legally redistributable :( but it calls the same function(s) devcon would so it *is* redistributable.

It needs some headers from the DDK and links with setupapi.lib,
wbemuuid.lib and the basic windows libs.  Those headers cannot be
redistributed either, so you'll have to get a DDK to compile this.
Luckily you can redistribute the resulting binary.

It configures the loopback adapter with 192.168.254.254/255.255.255.0.
This is hardcoded right now, as I haven't really bumped into any
conflicts and our installer doesn't ask the user about it.  If the user
wishes, he can modify the IP by changing the properties on the adapter
using the windows UI, after all.  If you are doing an automated install,
you can either recompile it with a new IP or a command-line parser.

I've been waiting until I "spruced it up" before submitting it, and of
course never did.  So here's the source; if you want a binary (its 70k
zipped if I include the binary, and I didn't want to spam the list) I
can send that to whoever requests it.

If you do make use of it, please submit bugs back to me...

Ben Creech wrote:

As previously mentioned on these lists, putting the Windows OpenAFS Client on the Microsoft Loopback adapter may make it less error-prone. Thanks to Scott Williams' patch in 1.2.8+, the client will automatically bind to it if it's installed.

However, installing the loopback adapter is somewhat troublesome to
automate.  I figured I'd make public the thing I just made for an AD
domain here:
<http://www4.ncsu.edu/~bpcreech/loopback/>

This isn't exactly tested in a production environment yet, so ymmv, etc.
It has worked so far on all the Win2k and XP boxes I've tested it on.
Don't know (or care) if it runs on anything less.

For more info, look here:
<http://grand.central.org/twiki/bin/view/AFSLore/WindowsLoopBackAdapter>

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