[Eric Rosenberry <eric@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I recently ran into a problem with a metro Ethernet provider giving me a 
10 megabit Ethernet connection that had VLAN tagging running on it, 
however, they did not properly communicate the correct VLAN tag to me.  
I fired up ethereal on my Dell Latitude D610 (running Windows XP with a 
Broadcom 57xx card) to see what was coming across the link (from some of 
my gear on the other end that was properly configured) and I was able to 
see the traffic, but ethereal did not let me see what VLAN it was tagged 
with.

From the research I have done (most of my information coming from 
previous postings to this mailing list) I believe the problems lie in 
the Broadcom drivers stripping the VLAN tag information off before 
passing it up.  I have read that on the Intel cards you can disable 
this...  Is there any way to get this working on the Broadcom cards?

Any help is appreciated!

P.S.  Also of note on the Latitude D610, WinPcap 3.0 did not work for me 
on this machine.  I had to install WinPcap 3.1 beta4 in order to be able 
to capture packets.  I am not sure if this was just required for this 
machine period, or if it had something to do with the fact that I have a 
Bluetooth adapter in here along with the Cisco VPN Client installed.

-Eric