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andrew
I posted this in microsoft.public.win32.programmer.wmi, and found this group
as well, so I figured I try posting it here too. Thanks.
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Hi there,
I'm having some problems with how to interpret the data for the
Ndis80211Ssid field for the MSNdis_80211_ServiceSetIdentifier class.
I have tested my code with data from 5 different wireless cards and all work
fine except for two Cisco cards. The ssid field for the Cisco cards is as
follows...
32,0,0,0,12,27,19,27,12,31,4,23,19,21,8,1,17,12,15,29,24,16,10,30,10,28,11,11,28,2,30,10,10
This format seems to be different than what I get from my other cards. For
example, 3 of my other cards provide data that look like this...
14,0,0,0,71,117,101,115,116,45,87,105,114,101,108,101,115,115,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
When I try to decode the former data, I get no useful text. I can decode
the latter no problem. 14 bytes of data and each byte is an ASCII
character... perfect. So are these Cisco cards populating the field with
UNICODE data? I tried to interpret the text as UNICODE, but I'm not all
that familiar with it and was also unable to get anything useful, but that
could partially be due to my lack of knowledge with it.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrew
as well, so I figured I try posting it here too. Thanks.
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Hi there,
I'm having some problems with how to interpret the data for the
Ndis80211Ssid field for the MSNdis_80211_ServiceSetIdentifier class.
I have tested my code with data from 5 different wireless cards and all work
fine except for two Cisco cards. The ssid field for the Cisco cards is as
follows...
32,0,0,0,12,27,19,27,12,31,4,23,19,21,8,1,17,12,15,29,24,16,10,30,10,28,11,11,28,2,30,10,10
This format seems to be different than what I get from my other cards. For
example, 3 of my other cards provide data that look like this...
14,0,0,0,71,117,101,115,116,45,87,105,114,101,108,101,115,115,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
When I try to decode the former data, I get no useful text. I can decode
the latter no problem. 14 bytes of data and each byte is an ASCII
character... perfect. So are these Cisco cards populating the field with
UNICODE data? I tried to interpret the text as UNICODE, but I'm not all
that familiar with it and was also unable to get anything useful, but that
could partially be due to my lack of knowledge with it.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrew