Ethereal-users: RE: [Ethereal-users] IP Stack
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I
would guess that ethereal does not get it from the IP stack at all (ethereal
will decode many more protocols than just IP). It gets the packets through the
libpcap (or winpcap for windows machines) driver which does not care what layer
3 protocol is used. There is probably something about the packet that causes
your IP stack to discard it before forwarding it onto your prog. There are raw
pcap APIs around if you want your prog to receive all
packets.
I am developing an application
that relies on the IP stack for its implementation. I've been using ethereal
to help debug the application. I've found that the data gets to the ethereal
program, but not all the data gets to the application. Does anyone know where
on the IP Stack the ethereal application gets its data
from?
Matt
Lanlgey Video/Network Systems Engineer Myriad Telecom
www.e-lrn.com matt@xxxxxxxxx v315.701.0478 c315.382.0855 f315.701.0480
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