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As per title - can anyone help me? Get the JEDI conversion of the Microsoft IP Helper Library from the Project JEDI API Header Library - the file is IPHlpAPI.zip. Unpack the files, you need IpTypes.pas and IpHlpApi.pas. Then you can use something like this: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var NumInterfaces: Cardinal; AdapterInfo: array of TIpAdapterInfo; OutBufLen: ULONG; i: integer; begin GetNumberOfInterfaces(NumInterfaces); SetLength(AdapterInfo, NumInterfaces); OutBufLen := NumInterfaces * SizeOf(TIpAdapterInfo); GetAdaptersInfo(@AdapterInfo[0], OutBufLen); Memo1.Lines

I am writing a program with a Raw Socket in promiscuous mode and I need the raw socket not sniff the packet I send. I need to read only the data over the ethernet rx wire (not the tx wire). It's posible? Thanks a lot. The solution is to look in the read packet if it is a PACKET_OUTGOING. Using this option you can diference the packet you put in the ethernet tx wire and the packet you read from the rx wire. Open the Socket in promiscuous mode: char* i = "eth0"; int fd; struct ifreq ifr; struct sockaddr_ll interfaceAddr; struct packet_mreq mreq; if ((fd = socket(PF_PACKET,SOCK_RAW,htons(ETH_P

I have a small issue regarding Ethernet . My three questions are: Can we programmatically Turn-On/Off Ethernet ? Can we programmatically Enable/Disable Ethernet ? Can we programmatically Connect Ethernet ? The above Questions are done with the Wifi . Like We can programmatically Turn-On/Off Wifi . We can programmatically Enable/Disable Wifi . We can programmatically Connect Wifi using WifiManager . Does android provides any EthernetManager like as WifiManager to handle Ethernet ? Or, if this doesn't seem feasible, then my original requirement is: The first thing I am going to clear is "DEVICE

How can I access Ethernet statistics from C/C++ code like netstat -e ? Interface Statistics Received Sent Bytes 21010071 15425579 Unicast packets 95512 94166 Non-unicast packets 12510 7 Discards 0 0 Errors 0 3 Unknown protocols 0 A good place to start for network statistics would be the GetIpStatistics call in the Windows IPHelper functions. There are a couple of other approaches that are possibly more portable:- SNMP. Requires SNMP to be enabled on the computer, but can obviously be used to retrieve statistics for remote computers also. Pipe the output of 'netstat' into your application, and

Question: I'm testing a section of cable-fault finding software, and I'd like to reliably and reproducibly generate cable faults on a cat5 cable. At the moment I'm using a meter length of untwisted cable, and wriggle the cable manually next to a power supply, but I cannot detect any faults in the application (I'm reading the Ethernet fault counters off the Ethernet ASIC.) Whether this is because no faults are generated, or because the software/hardware detection is faulty, I cannot tell. Is there a way to do this in software? I'd settle for writing something in a higher level language, like