Im trying to run winpcap from an applet, but I
cant open the PPP device though I see it listed (as written in Q25).
Is there anything I could do in terms of the browser/applet certificate
in order to get administrator privileges?
Thanks
dafi
Yes, Windows XP Service Pack 2 removed raw socket support from Microsoft's
winsock. Cygwin uses winsock, so unless you plan on changing cygwin itself,
don't bother trying to compile winpcap in it. Winpcap can send raw packets
natively, and I actually think it's cleaner than the winsock method
You can probably use PacketRequest with the OID_GEN_MEDIA_CONNECT_STATUS
OID.
Loris
I am trying to do something similar, and I can't get anything other than
zeros returned in the OID. My code is below. The MAC request works,
but the link status request does not.
unsigned char
Ben Greear wrote:
You can probably use PacketRequest with the OID_GEN_MEDIA_CONNECT_STATUS
OID.
Loris
I am trying to do something similar, and I can't get anything other than
zeros returned in the OID. My code is below. The MAC request works,
but the link status request does not.
Errr,
So...my bridge seems to be working pretty well now, but
when I crank it up to high speed (say, 50Mbps), the Windows-XP
machine reboots shortly after. When it comes back up, it
complains of a serious error and offers to send a report to MS.
I'm using 3.1-beta4 with slightly modified npf.sys so
