Igor:
So just to confirm...the LAN detection process checks
all interfaces now, and it now keeps track of which class-C ranges
are the "active ranges"? Please let me know if/when these changes
are in the CVS server.
thanks,
Scott
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Igor Kotelevsky wrote:
> Hello, Scott
>
> >Igor:
> >Yes, we should skip using subnet masks and return
> >again to hard coded 254 IPs. Except, if Kaboodle sniffs an
> >"alien host" (ie, a device with an IP address out of the
> >Kaboodle PC's subnet range), it should ping that alien's
> >class-C range as well.
>
> I rolled back and I use now IP addresses as DWORD and not CString.
> Sniffer does not work. I debugged and I saw:
>
> CSnifferThread::EthernetFrameSniffer()
> {
> device = p_pcap_lookupdev(errbuf);
> /*
> device==
> 0000
> ev?ce\Packet-{7E49453E-EA3B-438E-B178-A66A15D8D515}
> 0000...
> */
> //...
> CreateAdapterNameList(device);
> }
>
> device has four zero bytes in the beginning. Then comes some readable name.
> Then CreateAdapterNameList(device) is called with the leading zeros in the
> argument.
>
> BOOL CSnifferThread::CreateAdapterNameList(char *device)
> {
> temp = (WCHAR *)device;
> while (*temp != 0 )
> {
> //...
> temp++;
> m_iAdapterNum++;
> }
> }
>
> Here cycle while never works because the first WCHAR is zero.
> I removed the leading zeros.
>
> -Igor
>
>
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