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A simple adapter neutral driver for sending and receiving packets from NDIS adapters, querying adapters, and assigning and querying protocol addresses.
 
A simple adapter neutral driver for sending and receiving packets from NDIS adapters, querying adapters, and assigning and querying protocol addresses.
  
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Revision as of 05:01, 3 April 2012

A simple adapter neutral driver for sending and receiving packets from NDIS adapters, querying adapters, and assigning and querying protocol addresses.

It supports these operations:

  • Read - Get the next packet that matches our target type
  • Write - Put a packet on the indicated adapter, building a link layer header as appropriate
  • LookupAddress - Match a partial address (either the protocol address or the link layer address) on the indicated adapter and return the full address.
  • PushAddress - Set an address mapping, deleting previous matching protocol addresses.
  • EraseAddress - Remove matching address mappings.
  • EnumAdapters - Return an array of adapter indices.
  • Bufferedmode - Set buffered mode to allow userland use of NtReadFile in lan.sys (mostly testing).
  • AddAddress - Set an address association for the indicated adapter. This will be considered to be a local address and will be associated with the adapter's link layer address.
  • RemAddress - Remove a local address from the indicated adapter.
  • AdapterInfo - Return a struct containing information about the indicated adapter, including its ndis registry key, speed, link layer address, etc.
  • Sending a packet from LAN.SYS: fill out a LAN_PACKET_HEADER and do WriteFile on it. The specified link layer address will be used as the target address. A zero-length address means broadcast.
  • Receiving a packet from LAN.SYS: just do ReadFile on a buffer and wait for a LAN_PACKET_HEADER to appear.

http://svn.reactos.org/svn/reactos/trunk/reactos/drivers/network/lan/?view=log