Windows WLAN driver for 802.11u

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Dear ALL,

I need to send request and get response(802.11U implementation) to miniport driver 802.11 already existing driver in laptop or PC. How can i do can i implement NDIS intermidiate driver or WFP driver or filter driver or application that will communicatate with wlan interface??

I need to send request in packet format and send to miniport driver. and i need to parse all the packets that are indicated to NDIS by miniport driver 802.11 for reading response????

please help me

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david preetham

Posted 1-Aug-12 0:00am

david pretham

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ssriganesh · Answer 1 · 2013-12-04T02:02:00

As of the NDIS 6 architecture, the intermediate drivers are replaced by the Filter Drivers.
As per your requirement for the 802.11, WCF will not help as it is hardware independent and it will not have the required information as needed.

I would first like to know, if you want to capture the packets or parse the packets at the kernel level?

If you are parsing packets at the Kernel level, I would advice against it as it would be a bad design, unless until you are designing any firewall.

The best driver for you would be the Filter driver.