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| NDIS 5.0 Protocol Driver (32-bit) - A NDIS
5.0 Protocol
Driver For Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. | |
| NDIS 5.0 Protocol Driver (64-bit) - A NDIS
5.0 Protocol
Driver For Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. | |
| NDIS 6.0 Protocol Driver (32-bit) - A NDIS 6.0 Protocol
Driver For Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. | |
| NDIS 6.0 Protocol Driver (64-bit) - A NDIS 6.0
Protocol Driver For Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. | |
| WinDis 32 API DLL - A DLL which exports the Win32 NDIS API and hides platform dependencies associated with accessing the registry and protocol drivers. |
Together we call these low-level components the Win32 NDIS Framework.
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In most cases the presence of the low-level Win32 NDIS Framework components is transparent to your application: they are dynamically loaded and unloaded on demand without interaction with the Network Control Panel Applet (NCPA). And applications can be installed and removed like an ordinary Windows applications.
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The heart of Rawether is a uniform Win32 application program interface (API) called the "Win32 NDIS" API or the Rawether API exported by the DLL. You build your application by linking to the DLLs import library and compiling with header files provided with the Rawether Software Development Kit (SDK).
The WinDis 32 API supports current Microsoft Windows platforms including:
| Windows 2000 | |
| Windows XP | |
| Windows Server 2003 | |
| Windows Vista | |
| Windows 7 | |
| Windows Server 2008 |
If you are considering using Rawether for Windows, then you should examine
the Win32 NDIS API in more detail. You can download Rawether documentation in
HtmlHelp format by clicking here
The Rawether documentation includes:
| Introduction To Rawether for Windows | |
| Rawether API Reference | |
| Rawether SDK Documentation | |
| Rawether DDK Documentation | |
| Rawether Knowledge Base |
The next topic on the Tour describes how to use the Win32 NDIS API in your own application.
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