Re: [Wireshark-users] Ethereal - how it reads data from NDIS driver

2006-11-13 Thread Guy Harris
Maxim Bakushin wrote:

> I have a WinXP SP2 machine with a NDIS driver installed. Application 
> running on this machine re-assembles VLAN-tagged Ethernet frames and 
> sends them to a router via L2 switch.
> When I run Ethereal (0.99.0, WinPcap 3.1) on this machine, I can see 
> correct VLAN-tagged Ethernet frames sent to the destination,  but when I
> monitor (with Ethereal) the LAN between that machine and L2 switch - the 
> frames do not include the VLAN-tags. Its seems me strange.

Whether you'll see VLAN tags or not on Windows depends on whether the 
network adapter is configured to be "on a VLAN" or not, and on various 
other things:


http://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/VLAN#head-81781716144f2855ab0aff2f8b752e95f2562efb

> So, my question is - what is source of information for Ethereal on the 
> WinXP machine ?

The source of information is WinPcap, which connects its transport-layer 
driver to NDIS.  For details, ask the WinPcap developers, or see some of 
their papers, such as

http://www.winpcap.org/docs/iscc01-wpcap.pdf

linked to from the page at

http://www.winpcap.org/devel.htm
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Re: [Wireshark-users] Ethereal - how it reads data from NDIS driver

2006-11-13 Thread LEGO
Are you sure that the monitor port of the switch you use is configured
to forward tagged frames?

On 11/13/06, Maxim Bakushin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi, all.
>
> I have a WinXP SP2 machine with a NDIS driver installed. Application running
> on this machine re-assembles VLAN-tagged Ethernet frames and sends them to a
> router via L2 switch.
> When I run Ethereal (0.99.0, WinPcap 3.1) on this machine, I can see correct
> VLAN-tagged Ethernet frames sent to the destination, but when I monitor
> (with Ethereal) the LAN between that machine and L2 switch - the frames do
> not include the VLAN-tags. Its seems me strange.
> So, my question is - what is source of information for Ethereal on the WinXP
> machine ?
> Thanks in advance.
> maximb
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[Wireshark-users] Ethereal - how it reads data from NDIS driver

2006-11-13 Thread Maxim Bakushin



Hi, 
all.
 
I have a WinXP 
SP2 machine with a NDIS driver installed. Application running on this 
machine re-assembles VLAN-tagged Ethernet frames and sends them to a router via 
L2 switch.
When I run Ethereal 
(0.99.0, WinPcap 3.1) on this machine, I can see correct VLAN-tagged Ethernet 
frames sent to the destination, but when I monitor (with Ethereal) 
the LAN between that machine and L2 switch - the frames do not 
include the VLAN-tags. Its seems me strange.
So, my question is - 
what is source of information for Ethereal on the WinXP machine 
?
Thanks in 
advance.
maximb
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