How to get wimax device Mac address on linux

> Do you have a way to detect network presence? > Well, then this would be stubbed - hi, I take scan operations and I > Firmware disassembling showed that it is possible but we still can't > The official client software doesn't request any scan operations. > Too bad but I still don't know how to do this. > on how can we map the high level operations, which are: > I guess from the generic API point of view I am more interested > Of course, this is not a full description. > Packets look like this: header, full Ethernet frame. > associated tap interface is enabled and you can start to send When it passes states SYNC->NEGO->NORMAL the > It tells that there are 3 entities: NAP, NSP and VNO. > good overview of these terms? I've found this thread: > BTW do VNO and NSP ID mean the same? Maybe you can point me to some I'm not good in WiMAX terminology in fact. > I don't remember when and why we first called this 'SSID' so it's a > or more authentication realms (VNOs), in this case.

> would be the NAP-ID, and then each NAP provides service for one > Oh, so that's the authentication realm it's used in a more Than it sets SSID to connect to > usually) and

> Yes, this is most likely an index in some internal table in modem's > RFC registered, 2 is EAP_NOTIFICATION). > Could be EAP official methods.no, they look to weird (22 is not > fact two values: auth policy = 0x22 and auth method = 2 - and I > chip and firmware info, authentication method (this means in > Initially my driver reads some valuable info like MAC-address, > So you don't have to keep requests to analyze responses. > number as the request and minor number is requests minor + 1. > look like this most of the time: header, major number, minor > Sending and receiving data is asynchronous. > Well, it sends and receives data through two bulk pipes.

> The one I have in the op_nap_scan branchs is for NAP-level > design a new kernel API for managing NSP-based devices then. > Can you give an outline of the HCI of the device? We need to > I'll join you there, got my brain split in many different areas > On Sat, at 05:18 -0800, Alexander Gordeev wrote: > On Fri, at 04:47 -0800, Alexander Gordeev wrote: On Sat, at 20:20 +0300, Alexander Gordeev wrote:

How to get wimax device Mac address on linux