I am working on setting SSID on my wireless network card uisng winddk using
ioctl commands.

For setting ssid, the steps i am using


1. For open network

Stop WZC
Set InfrastructureMode
Set Ndis802_11WEPDisabled
Set SSID
strat WZC

its working fine

1. For secured network

Stop WZC
set Ndis802_11AuthModeOpen
Set InfrastructureMode
Set SSID
Set Ndis802_11WEPEnabled
Set ADD_WEP_KEY

till here its fine it get connected
starat WZC ---> WZC reverts back to other SSID. So starting WZC causing
the issue.What can I do to avoid it.


Avnish.


its working fine

Re: WZC reverting the ssid by Thomas

Thomas
Thu Mar 09 01:12:32 CST 2006

When you restart WZC it will go off and do its own thing because it does NOT
know anything about your software. All it knows is that it has been stopped
for a while.

1.) You can leave WZC truned off. The management of the 802.11 connection is
solely under your control.

2.) Or you can turn WZC on and the management of the 802.11 connection is
solely under the control of WZC.

You must understand that one 802.11 adapter cannot obey two masters. Only
WZC _OR_ your software.

On XP SP2 and WS2003 the Wireless Provisioning Service may be useful to you.

Good luck,

Thomas F. Divine, Windows DDK MVP
http://www.rawether.net


"Avnish" <Avnish@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BEDE9086-2901-47C2-A299-F24551B9FC03@microsoft.com...
>I am working on setting SSID on my wireless network card uisng winddk using
> ioctl commands.
>
> For setting ssid, the steps i am using
>
>
> 1. For open network
>
> Stop WZC
> Set InfrastructureMode
> Set Ndis802_11WEPDisabled
> Set SSID
> strat WZC
>
> its working fine
>
> 1. For secured network
>
> Stop WZC
> set Ndis802_11AuthModeOpen
> Set InfrastructureMode
> Set SSID
> Set Ndis802_11WEPEnabled
> Set ADD_WEP_KEY
>
> till here its fine it get connected
> starat WZC ---> WZC reverts back to other SSID. So starting WZC causing
> the issue.What can I do to avoid it.
>
>
> Avnish.
>
>
> its working fine
>


RE: WZC reverting the ssid by pavel_a

pavel_a
Thu Mar 09 13:37:26 CST 2006

"Avnish" wrote:
> So starting WZC causing
> the issue.What can I do to avoid it.

Hey, if you do not want WZC to touch your device - just make it invisible to
WZC.
Return OID_GEN_PHYSICAL_MEDIUM = NdisPhysicalMediumUnspecified.
Enjoy.

--PA