Hi,
Is NICDRV ready for the public to use?
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Tom Chen wrote:
> Thanks for everybody. I understand now.
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> NICDRV sounds like a good tool. Where can I download it?
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You can't, yet. Hopefully that will be rectified soon.
-- Garrett
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Thanks for everybody. I understand now.
NICDRV sounds like a good tool. Where can I download it?
Tom
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Tom Chen writes:
> I just find that 01 00 5e 00 00 01 is set by default even if it is
> disconnected to external network. But I am still wondering how Solaris will
> query the available multicast in the outside world and let users know. How
> can users inform Solaris OS that [b]01 00 5e 00 00 02
Tom Chen writes:
> I want to ask a question on multicast address, I am wondering how does
> Solaris know which address to set?
See RFC 1112 section 6.4.
> When my gld2 driver is loaded, gld_setmulticast( ) is called soon(but only
> once) with an multicast addr which is always 01 00 5e 00 00 01
Tom Chen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to ask a question on multicast address, I am wondering how does
> Solaris know which address to set?
>
> When my gld2 driver is loaded, gld_setmulticast( ) is called soon(but only
> once) with an multicast addr which is always 01 00 5e 00 00 01. Actually,
>
I just find that 01 00 5e 00 00 01 is set by default even if it is disconnected
to external network. But I am still wondering how Solaris will query the
available multicast in the outside world and let users know. How can users
inform Solaris OS that [b]01 00 5e 00 00 02[/b] is preferred rather
Hello,
I want to ask a question on multicast address, I am wondering how does Solaris
know which address to set?
When my gld2 driver is loaded, gld_setmulticast( ) is called soon(but only
once) with an multicast addr which is always 01 00 5e 00 00 01. Actually, all
the multicast packets on o
