Anyone? I've looked through the source code, as well as examples, and I'm not seeing how to do this. The winpcap code seems to be calling the packet.dll, which scans through the registry to get it, and somewhere in there either it's messing up or I am, and I think it's more likely me.
If I don't hear back soon, I'm going to have to duplicate the registry searching code and try to debug it, and I'd really rather someone tell me that I'm doing it wrong and need to make some odd call or math operation before trying to convert to human readable form (I've noticed the code has ip &= netmask, but it doesn't work wether I reverse this or not) -Antyrg Antyrg wrote: > Hi, > > Could someone give me an example of how to get and display the selected > network adapter's IP address? I have to be doing something wrong > somewhere... here's what I'm doing (psuedo-code) > > Options::device = AdapterDlg::GetAdapterName(); > int ret = pcap_lookupnet(Options::device, &(Options::ip), > &(Options::netmask), error); > > GetAdapterName returns a valid adapter (I'm able to capture packets via > the name it returns, if nothing else), and everything is the appropriate > type and seems like it wants to work, but the problem is that both the > netmask and ip returned are backwards and don't include the last > digit... if IP was 192.168.0.1, it returns 0.0.168.192 (according to > inet_ntoa) and I have to reverse it myself... but I must be doing > something wrong? It does this both on my LinkSys and RealTek cards. > > I'm running XP Pro with the new 2.3 winpcap drivers (and not using > packet.dll at all). Any help would be appreciated. The good thing > though, the beta version was returning 0.0.0.0 for the realtek and I > don't remember what for the linksys. > > -Antyrg > > >
