[Winpcap-users] Cannot see adapter list---still not working!

Jim Matthews jmatt_vi at yahoo.com
Wed Mar 15 23:11:36 GMT 2006


Hello GV!
  
  Can you please help me with this? I have still not been able to fix my machine!
  
  I have already logged a bug report as you suggested and sent the requested files. How do I check the status of the bug report?
  
  Thanks,
  ~Jim

Gianluca Varenni <gianluca.varenni at cacetech.com> wrote:              Jim,
   
  can you please report a WinPcap bug as explained here http://www.winpcap.org/bugs.htm?
   
  My impression is that the "Symantec update" broke something,   which kind of software is it? Firewall/antivirus?
   
  Have a nice day
  GV
   
   
      ----- Original Message ----- 
    From:     Jim Matthews     
    To: winpcap-users at winpcap.org 
    Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 12:22     PM
    Subject: [Winpcap-users] Cannot see     adapter list
    

Hello!
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PROBLEM     OVERVIEW
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I am using Win 2000 SP4 machine with a     "3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller(3C905C-TX)" and Winpcap 3.0.     
- When I run "windump -d", it lists no adapters. 
- Ethereal does not     list the 3Com adapter either.
- When I uninstall WinPcap 3.0 and install     Winpcap 3.1, I see only a "Generic Dial-up Adapter".
-If I go back to     Winpcap 3.0, I dont see any adapters listed!

Anyone know why this is     happening and how to fix it?

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ADDITIONAL     DETAILS
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Here are details of how all this     started and all investigation details.

- I was able to capture traffic     with WinPcap 3.0 on the 3Com adapter.
- There were some Symantec     updates(anti-virus) pushed to my computer by my company. I am not sure if     there were any further changes pushed during the same update.
-     After&nbs! p; a couple of days, I realized that I do not see any adapters     in the output of "windump -d" or even  Ethereal.
- I unisntalled     Winpcap 3.0 and re-installed Winpcap 3.0  to see if this fixes the     problem but it didnt.
- When I install Winpcap 3.1 instead, I see that a     "Generic Dial-up Adapter" is listed in the list of interfaces.
-     ipconfig/all shows the 3Com adapter and I can connect to the internet     successfully.
- I tried cleaning up Winpcap registry entries(Carefully) and     also made sure that packet.dll and winpcap.* files do not exist on my computer     before isntalling winpcap again. 
- There were a couple of users who     reported an issue with the SAME CARD on the ethereal mailing list but there     was no resoution listed in the mailing     lists.
http://ethereal.ntop.org/lists/ethereal-users/200009/msg00055.html
http://www.ethereal.com/lists/ethereal-users/200009/msg00036.html
-     I have two other machines in my office with the same NI! C and I am seeing the     same problem on both of them.
However, a third machine with same     configuration on which "no Symantec updates were pushed". It seems to work     fine. I tried to break this too by removing winpcap and No adapters were     listed.But I was able to fix this very easliy with a re-isntall and I can see     the 3Com adapter!


Nothing seems to work! Any help will be     appreciated!

Thanks,
-Jim        

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