Hi,
I am new to windows network driver development. I had some queries regarding RNDIS driver. Since less resource are available on net; any help is always welcome.
How can I support new RNDIS compilant device (e.g ethernet adaptor) in my PC.
RNDIS protocol
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RNDIS protocol
ChopperDavo
This is a wrong place to ask this question. Please in the future post in one of the DDK public newsgroup.
To answer your question:
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/network/NDIS/rmNDIS.mspx
and
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/network/NDIS/rndis.mspx
vbabeginner
Windows XP and Windows CE .NET operating systems have built-in support for RNDIS.
If you plug your PPC or smartphone to the usb port you should be able to see your device enumerated as a Network Adapter in your Device Manager. If you go to cmd and run ipconfig/all you will see one more etehrnet adapter and connection parameters (MAC address, IP address, DHCP, etc). This adapter is virtual and you can use TCP/IP communication to write your applications for the device, which in fact is USB device.
Best regards,
Tanya