I downloaded Wireshark on my PC running Windows 10 and I can only see 1 interface that's associated with my PC. I'm in my home and I want to see even other interfaces like my smartphone, or my laptop.
How can I add those interfaces? I didn't find anything on internet that could help me. I saw a video on Youtube where a guy had all his network interfaces showing, so I'm sure I can add them.
Found something online saying I need privileges, but I already ran Wireshark as Administrator and nothing changed. Please help. Thanks!
This is how Wireshark looks as soon as I start it:
1- Download the Win10Pcap which is a new WinPcap-based Ethernet packet capture library. from (http://www.win10pcap.org/download/)
2- Run Wireshark form an administrator account.
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I am developing an auto-dialer application to send out mass phone calls to a list of clients from a database. I am using Dialogic's Diva SDK 5.5 WIN API to develop this application. I believe my code is running correctly and I can have the application begin the process of sending a call out, however the issue is that it stops working and just returns "Dialing" as the progress status. The call fails to do anything other than this and I have now been troubleshooting it for quite a while and found return code from one of the error tests that reports there is no TAPI installed on my computer.
Is TAPI required to be able to send phone calls successfully from any computer or is it likely the issue is just an error in my code? I am using the Dialogic Diva UM-Analog-4 media board and I believe I have all of the cables hooked up correctly to it. I cannot find anything that helps answer this question in the Dialogic manuals, any help or insight into this issue is greatly appreciated.
Which of the many APIs are you using? What version of Windows? You mentioned the 5.5 SDK, but is it the Diva API, Diva Component API, Diva API for .NET, etc.? What is your development environment? Do you call "DivaInitialize" as your first command or something else like LineInitializeEX? As of Dec 2015, Dialogic stopped supporting TAPI on their Diva boards (though it still works), so calls to one of their direct APIs should not require TAPI. However using these older 5.5 drivers, especially if you are using the COM controls, it may sit on top of TAPI. You may want to check the follwing:
run services.msc from a command prompt and make sure the "Telephony" service is running. It should be set to "automatic" if you are going to use TAPI
Check that the TSP is installed for your Dialogic card. You should have seen something related to TAPI during the install. The file "divasp.tsp" should be in your system32 folder
Make sure you ran and saved the settings in the Dialogic Configuration Manager for lines, boards, and especially "services" so it connects the correct API for you to use.
I am trying to follow directions from the book Exploring Beaglebone. I have also viewed this video which is wrong OSes. I have also read some posts (one, two).
Observed anomalies:
Network Preferences shows a warning of a self-assigned IP address and inability to support internet sharing:
macOS Network Preferences
Debian does not have a 'udhcpc' command but the following was executed:
Screen output
Has anyone been able to do internet over USB on macOS 10.13.2 and Debian 9 IoT?
tnx,
Jon
So a quick intro to what options you have:
Manually enable routing + NAT (No idea how to do that on OSX)
Configure the board system to use DHCP client functionality instead to talk to a shared connection from e.g. OSX.
Permanently disable the script (should be in /opt somewhere) that assigns the current network settings and enables DHCP serving. Might also just be a part of a larger script.
Enable DHCP client (e.g. in /etc/network/interfaces or by using Connman or Network-manager)
The default Debian image should also expose a serial console over USB. You can use this to gain access to and configure the system even when your network connection doesn't work. Of course, the debug-UART should work as well, by using a USB-serial converter.
Another note: the DHCP client on Debian for manual execution is usually dhclient. The interface on the Beaglebone side will be named usb0 or usb1 (as newer images use two types for increased compatibility e.g. with OSX).
A good place to ask questions is usually the Beagleboard Google group
I was actually using a software mhotspot on my windows 10,so that i can create hotspot from my laptop,and it was working nicely. But few days back,my windows got updated and from then whenever I try to create the hotspot ,it shows me "Driver problem found !" . It may be for another reson but I suspect that it went wrong after the updation of Windows. I have tried almost every action to retrieve the hotspot,but no use. surely I am missing something crucial delicated fact. Anyone would help me please? I know this topic is bit odd. But I needed help badly and I believe I can get best help from this site.
You can create a hotspot very easily using cmd.
Give it a try.
Source: Create a hotspot in windows 10 using cmd
I solved my own problem. Actually in the updated windows 10 , microsoft hosted network virtual adapter is missing. But we can install windows 8 hosted network virtual adapter here. we need to goto device manager. And there from network adapter we need to uninstall the wireless LAN adapter . And after that installing windows 8's wireless LAN adapter would lead to the final solution.
Here is the link for windows 8's wireless LAN adapter.
http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles/Driver/Wireless%20LAN/Wireless%20LAN_Atheros_11.0.0.492_W81x64_A.zip?acerid=635651781611978929&Step1=NOTEBOOK&Step2=ASPIRE&Step3=ASPIRE%20E5-573G&OS=81P1&LC=en&BC=ACER&SC=PA_6
And now we can easily create hotspot again from windows.
I know this sounds weird, but I am making a program in Dart in browser that takes input from the Griffin Powermate USB know controller. So far, I have been using the included drivers and mapped a click on the knob to a click on the mouse. Now I have run into a problem with this: The default drivers send both "buttonDown" and "buttonUp" events at the time of release, and nothing at the time when I would expect "buttonDown"-events.
I assume I will have to ignore the drivers and dive into the details. So I have the following questions:
Is there a magical driver replacement(preferably for OSX, but I can install another OS) that fixes the problem immediately?
Is there a way to access generic USB HID devices in Dart? (like 'node-hid' for node.js)
I would like to write a program on iPad to connect network share drive (similar to FileBrowser application). However, I cannot find many resources and sample code on the Web. Does anyone know how to do it? Any website for reference? Thanks so much!
Connecting to an SMB shared drive would be the same as connecting to any SMB server. Now I've googled a bit and found that SMB was developed by Windows, and not given free, but that it has been successfully reversed engineered and that it has been ported to Linux, Unix, whatever by the name Samba.
I dug a bit deeper and easily found this link: Windows Filesharing library for iOS. It provides a link to an iOS framework which enables you to connect to a Samba/SMB drive.
Since I never tried to connect to a SMB/Samba server, I don't know if the framework will work, I've never tested it. But by copying some source files to your own project you normally should get it working.
Note: Check the license of any third-party framework you use.