[Winpcap-users] Lost packets on load

[Loris Degioanni]

That may be a way. In a general way, if an application plays with OIDs, 
it should expect somebody else to change the value while it's running.

Another thing that may happen when you change the timeout and the 
mintocopy to very small values is that another application, using part 
of the CPU, could modify the average kernel buffer occupation and 
therefore the number of copies and system calls. But I see this as a 
very remote option.

Loris


Suporte Netcount wrote:
> Won't packetizer call ::SetHwFilter and change your mode even if it 
> doesn't capture? This might affect load/filtering...
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Loris Degioanni" 
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> Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 6:42 PM
> Subject: Re: [Winpcap-users] Lost packets on load
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> 
>> This is very weird.
>> Are you using wpcap.dll or packet.dll? Did you start from the examples 
>> in the developer's pack? If yes, do they have the same problem? Unless 
>> there's some macroscopic bug that we never spotted, your application 
>> should not interact at all with other processes using winpcap.
>>
>> Loris
>>
>>
>> Pelles, Noam wrote:
>>
>>>  Hi,
>>>  I am writing a network sniffer that uses WinPCap on Win 2000\2003 
>>> servers.
>>> I have a strange problem which bothers me :
>>>  I am filtering packets according to their IP's and using more than 
>>> one client for that.
>>> When I decrease network load ( sending packets which are NOT in one 
>>> of my filters - I.e not meant to be captured)
>>> I start loosing packets that should be captured.
>>>  The lost of packets *STOP* when I open the Packetyzer  application ( 
>>> which also uses WinPCap).
>>> The CPU usage of my application decrease dramatically , but it is no 
>>> longer loose packets !! ( even if the Packetyzer does not capture
>>> packets at all..).
>>> I have tried to download the source code of packetyzer , but could 
>>> not succeed ( any one have this source ??).
>>>  Does any one know what can cause this behavior ? what settings can 
>>> effect other application that uses WinPCap( beside mode) ?
>>> Any one familiar with settings that can cause this problem ??
>>>  Thanks
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