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How does NDISWAN work?
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Mart
2004-08-16 13:01:03 UTC
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Hi,
does somebody know how NDISWAN makes decisions which WAN link is best for
sent packet?
MSDN says: "In an NDIS WAN environment, NDISWAN examines the header of the
descriptor of a send packet and determines over which link the packet will be
sent", but I would like to know what item of packet descriptor header is
crucial.
steve
2004-08-19 06:53:06 UTC
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I would guess NDISWAN examines the first buffer in the
packet descriptor (using NdisGetFirstBufferFromPacket())
and looks at the layer 2 header to determine its
protocol. NDISWAN could then look at the devices that
support those protocols - the miniport drivers for each
of the NICS/WAN devices tell NDIS the medium types that
they support - see the help on MiniportInitialize() for
more info.

steve
-----Original Message-----
Hi,
does somebody know how NDISWAN makes decisions which WAN
link is best for
sent packet?
MSDN says: "In an NDIS WAN environment, NDISWAN examines
the header of the
descriptor of a send packet and determines over which
link the packet will be
sent", but I would like to know what item of packet
descriptor header is
crucial.
.
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