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  • in reply to: Install WinpkFilter 3.0 on Xen VPS #7061
    madnik7
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      Hi
      1) Sorry but I didn’t understand your reply about Xen. I didn’t run any application on server, server just immediately stop responding after I install WinPKFilter. The network driver info is

      • Name: Xen Net Device Driver
      • Provider: Xen GPL PV Driver Developers
      • Driver Date: 3/12/2010
      • Driver Version: 0.11.0213
      • Service Provider: vpsland.com

      2) About application failure:

      • Why you don’t provide option to bypass packets when the buffer is full?
      • Why you don’t provide WinPKFilter to close application capture event handle when it detect application does not response or does not process packets it specific time?
      • Is WinPKFilter report it to a log file when such issue happen? How we can find the original reason of such issue?

      Regards

      in reply to: Install WinpkFilter 3.0 on Xen VPS #7059
      madnik7
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        I couldn’t find any other way, so I really need a filter driver. I wait a news from you.

        * Did you find the issue in Xen?
        * Do you have plan to solve it?
        * Do you have any implementation of WinPKFilter with WFP Callout Drivers? I think it would be more simpler and less bug such as this sample:
        http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff571070(v=vs.85).aspx
        * Do you have a tool to removed the need of Microsoft signing for Windows 2008 64 bit drivers ?
        Regards

        in reply to: Install WinpkFilter 3.0 on Xen VPS #7058
        madnik7
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          1) Do you have VLAN enabled interfaces in Windows 2008?
          I don’t know about VLAN. Virtual LAN? perhaps virtual machine have Virtual LAN.

          2) Can you check is RDP connection established but dropped or not even established (you can check this using network snifer)? If ping works but another protocol fails it can be MTU (packet size issue), as ICMP packets are very small by default.
          Unfortunately When RDP fail i does have any access to server

          3) Can be the system be accessed by any other protocol/port besides RDP?
          Actually I didn’t test it. as soon as I install WinPKFilter i loose my server. I just check PING.

          4) Do you use any WinpkFilter application on the system or just the default driver installation stops the RDP?
          I just install the driver nothing else.

          Additional info:
          I test WinPKFilter in HYPER-V, it work. so I create an application with WinPKFilter, the issue raised when I found my server does not response after some time (maybe 1 to 48 hour). First I thought it was my application fault. so I add some filter to WinPKFilter with SetPacketFilterTable and ENSURE that it does not redirect RDP. but still that happen same. my hyper-V server just have 500 MB ram, so I thought it may because of memory usage, so I order another VPS based on XEN with 1GB ram and I lost VPS each time after I just Install your driver. the rest i report you before.

          I have a dedicated server (not virtual) with 2GB ram, I have not such issue over it just maybe 1 time thats happen but I don’t sure.

          I think WinPKFilter have a error in driver and very hard to find it. I trying to remove the WinPKFilter from my project (still didn’t find any working solution). the project that I told you before about it.

          Now I have VPS and control panel in vpsland.com. it is useless for me. I can give you its panel and VPS root access to you so you can do ANYTHING on it. atleast it always stop RDP immediately after you install WinPKFitler.

          Also this forum never notify your reply. I should test it time to time myself. I check “Notify me when a reply is posted” too.
          Regards

          in reply to: Server Network freeze when I use WinpkFilter #7048
          madnik7
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            Hi
            I know console is slow so I just print one counter per 100 packet:

            if (counter%100==0) 

            Actually the system network frozen for 1 min or more and when it back i see it even does not process much packet; it doesn’t print much message too.
            Actually the code is same ass passthru, as you say i check passthru sample too and I remark all printf output, but still same issue when I send many packet (10000 UDP packets) from client site.
            I really going to corporate with you to solve this issue, I can also send you my server admin password to you to check this issue yourself.

            in reply to: Server Network freeze when I use WinpkFilter #7046
            madnik7
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              Tanks for your reply.
              Would you tell me whats wrongs in my code? The code is so simple and it even does not process that packet but it got frozen.
              Would you help me?
              Regards

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