Stoob
Thank you for writing us.
Yes, it does. It shows the modem connection as a separate adapter at the Filtering page of diagram properties dialog.
Sincerely,
Alexander.
| Alexander Bednyakov
| MetaProducts Corporation
The "WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface" only shows up in standard mode.
Also, when NAD runs on windows startup, my 56k connection has not yet been established until I manually dial it. This places a red "X" in the tray graph which I thought was pretty cool. However, after connecting my 56k the red x never goes away. I have to restart NAD in order for it to detect the WAN interface. Is there any way to make NAD automatically detect that the modem interface has been connected? I can always just wait until after connecting to run NAD, but it would be nice to have it run on startup.
Thanks. This really is a great program.
STOOB :D
Thank you for your kind words.
Could you please test the current build of NAD?
We plan to release it in a week:
http://www.metaproducts.com/download/nadsetup23.exe
Please write us about the result. Thank you.
Best regards,
Alexander Bednyakov
MP Staff
In "Standard" mode, the "WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface" still does not update the red "X" after connecting. I will be using "Smart Filtering System" now anyway.
When switching engines from Standard to Smart Filtering System I get the following error: "List index out of bounds (2)"
Then the mouse cursor changes to an hourglass and never goes away. The error occurs because in Standard mode I use "WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface" which isn`t an option in "Smart Filtering System" mode. In order to switch to Smart mode I have to first change any diagrams using WAN to something else. Instead, it should automatically upgrade any diagrams using the WAN adapter to the Remote Access NDIS WAN Driver.
Thanks.
Stoob
Thank you for your information.
We will fix this "Index out of bounds" problem.
Sincerely,
Alexander
We just uploaded the fixed build.
Please test it: http://www.metaproducts.com/download/nadsetup23.exe
Thank you,
Alexander
Stoob