driver signing for "virtual" network driver

N

ning

Hi,

We have a VPN adapter that is part of our VPN software package. The
"virtual" adapter is an NDIS miniport driver that looks like a NIC card but
it doesn't really talk to any hardware device. Is it possible to get this
driver signed? Does this signing fit into the category of "NDIS Universal
self-test"?

Thank you in advance,

Ning Ke
 
D

Don Burn

It doesn't fit universal, you will have to appeal to WHQL and see if there
is a way they will let you sign the driver.
 

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