At 15:03 02/10/00 -0400, David Weber wrote:
>I apprecate it, but I'm looking for commercially available Intermediate NDIS
>drivers which will work on windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME. Unfortunately, I have
>no use for packet sniffers, and no masochistic desire to write one myself if
>I can avoid it :-\
and you're right! MS documentation on the subject is poor, and doesn't even
match
the code examples they provide. and here I like the "old saying": if the
code and the
the doc (was the comment) disagree, then they are both wrong...
also, you'll need to support all the ethernet cards/drivers. obviously,
this should be
"natural", but in winworld, API specs are just for fun (vendors do what
they want).
I'm not saying that for the fun of it, but just to say that even if you
find commercial
solutions, you'll need to check their compatibility list. also, I dubt
you'll find one
that works on all the cited platforms. you'll have to wait until MS
develops one:)
>Thanks though. Any other leads?
you may want to try http://www.ssh.com/products/ipsec/specs.html.
while this is an ipsec toolkit, ther's necessarily an NDIS driver inside!
regards,
mouss
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