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c24fc00f
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c24fc00f
authored
Aug 29, 2003
by
Juan Lang
Committed by
Alexandre Julliard
Aug 29, 2003
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- improve WsControl error checking
- make WsControl output more closely match Win98's - document WsControl behavior a bit better
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@@ -6,9 +6,12 @@
*
* The functionality of WsControl was created by observing its behaviour
* in Windows 98, so there are likely to be bugs with the assumptions
* that were made.
* that were made. A significant amount of help came from
* http://tangentsoft.net/wskfaq/articles/wscontrol.html , especially the
* trace by Thomas Divine (www.pcausa.net).
*
* Copyright 2000 James Hatheway
* Copyright 2003 Juan Lang
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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@@ -28,8 +31,6 @@
#ifndef WSCONTROL_H_INCLUDED
#define WSCONTROL_H_INCLUDED
typedef
unsigned
char
uchar
;
/* This doesn't seem to be in any standard headers */
#define WSCTL_SUCCESS 0
/*
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@@ -57,44 +58,6 @@ typedef struct TDIObjectID
unsigned
long
toi_id
;
}
TDIObjectID
;
typedef
struct
IPSNMPInfo
{
unsigned
long
ipsi_forwarding
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_defaultttl
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_inreceives
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_inhdrerrors
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_inaddrerrors
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_forwdatagrams
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_inunknownprotos
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_indiscards
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_indelivers
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_outrequests
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_routingdiscards
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_outdiscards
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_outnoroutes
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_reasmtimeout
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_reasmreqds
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_reasmoks
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_reasmfails
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_fragoks
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_fragfails
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_fragcreates
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_numif
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_numaddr
;
unsigned
long
ipsi_numroutes
;
}
IPSNMPInfo
;
typedef
struct
IPAddrEntry
{
unsigned
long
iae_addr
;
unsigned
long
iae_index
;
unsigned
long
iae_mask
;
unsigned
long
iae_bcastaddr
;
unsigned
long
iae_reasmsize
;
ushort
iae_context
;
ushort
iae_pad
;
}
IPAddrEntry
;
#ifdef if_type
#undef if_type
#endif
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@@ -114,7 +77,7 @@ typedef struct IFEntry
unsigned
long
if_mtu
;
unsigned
long
if_speed
;
unsigned
long
if_physaddrlen
;
u
char
if_physaddr
[
MAX_PHYSADDR_SIZE
];
u
nsigned
char
if_physaddr
[
MAX_PHYSADDR_SIZE
];
unsigned
long
if_adminstatus
;
unsigned
long
if_operstatus
;
unsigned
long
if_lastchange
;
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@@ -131,7 +94,7 @@ typedef struct IFEntry
unsigned
long
if_outerrors
;
unsigned
long
if_outqlen
;
unsigned
long
if_descrlen
;
u
char
if_descr
[
1
];
u
nsigned
char
if_descr
[
1
];
}
IFEntry
;
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@@ -153,34 +116,58 @@ typedef struct IPRouteEntry {
}
IPRouteEntry
;
/* Not sure what EXACTLY most of this stuff does.
WsControl was implemented mainly by observing
its behaviour in Win98 ************************/
#define INFO_CLASS_GENERIC 0x100
#define INFO_CLASS_PROTOCOL 0x200
#define INFO_TYPE_PROVIDER 0x100
#define ENTITY_LIST_ID 0
#define CL_NL_ENTITY 0x301
#define IF_ENTITY 0x200
#define ENTITY_TYPE_ID 1
#define IP_MIB_ADDRTABLE_ENTRY_ID 0x102
#define IP_MIB_ROUTETABLE_ENTRY_ID 0x101
/* FIXME: not real name */
/************************************************/
/* Valid values to get back from entity type ID query */
#define CO_TL_NBF 0x400
/* Entity implements NBF prot. */
#define CO_TL_SPX 0x402
/* Entity implements SPX prot. */
#define CO_TL_TCP 0x404
/* Entity implements TCP prot. */
#define CO_TL_SPP 0x406
/* Entity implements SPP prot. */
#define CL_TL_NBF 0x401
/* CL NBF protocol */
#define CL_TL_UDP 0x403
/* Entity implements UDP */
#define ER_ICMP 0x380
/* The ICMP protocol */
#define CL_NL_IPX 0x301
/* Entity implements IPX */
#define CL_NL_IP 0x303
/* Entity implements IP */
#define AT_ARP 0x280
/* Entity implements ARP */
#define AT_NULL 0x282
/* Entity does no address */
#define IF_GENERIC 0x200
/* Generic interface */
#define IF_MIB 0x202
/* Supports MIB-2 interface */
/* Constants for use in the toi_id field */
#define ENTITY_LIST_ID 0
/* to get the list of entity IDs */
#define ENTITY_TYPE_ID 1
/* it's an interface; what type of interface is it? */
#define IP_MIB_ROUTETABLE_ENTRY_ID 0x101
/* not real name */
#define IP_MIB_ADDRTABLE_ENTRY_ID 0x102
/* Constants for use in the toi_class field */
#define INFO_CLASS_GENERIC 0x100
#define INFO_CLASS_PROTOCOL 0x200
/* Constants for use in the toi_type field */
#define INFO_TYPE_PROVIDER 0x100
/* Interface types. The first one can be returned in the entity ID list--it's
* an interface, and it can be further queried for what type of interface it is.
*/
#define IF_GENERIC 0x200
/* generic interface */
#define IF_MIB 0x202
/* supports MIB-2 interface */
/* address translation types. The first can be turned in the entity ID list--
* it supports address translation of some type, and it can be further queried
* for what type of address translation it supports (I think).
*/
#define AT_ENTITY 0x280
#define AT_ARP 0x280
#define AT_NULL 0x282
/* doesn't do address translation after all (liar) */
/* network layer service providers. The first one can be returned in the
* entity list ID--it supports a network layer (datagram) service, and it can
* be further queried for what type of network layer service it provides.
*/
#define CL_NL_ENTITY 0x301
#define CL_NL_IPX 0x301
/* implements IPX--probably won't see this, since
* we're querying the TCP protocol */
#define CL_NL_IP 0x303
/* implements IP */
/* echo request/response types. The first can be returned in the entity ID
* list--it can be further queried for what type of echo it supports (I think).
*/
#define ER_ENTITY 0x380
#define ER_ICMP 0x380
/* connection-oriented transport layer protocols--you know the drill by now */
#define CO_TL_ENTITY 0x400
#define CO_TL_NBF 0x400
#define CO_TL_SPX 0x402
#define CO_TL_TCP 0x404
#define CO_TL_SPP 0x406
/* connectionless transport layer protocols--you know the drill by now */
#define CL_TL_ENTITY 0x401
#define CL_TL_NBF 0x401
#define CL_TL_UDP 0x403
#endif
/* WSCONTROL_H_INCLUDED */
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