From Michael.Neufeld@Colorado.EDU  Thu May  1 16:22:11 2003
From: Michael.Neufeld@Colorado.EDU (Michael Neufeld)
Date: Thu, 01 May 2003 09:22:11 -0600
Subject: [nsclick-users] New version of nsclick patch available
Message-ID: <3EB13BA3.10601@cs.colorado.edu>

This is a minor update to the nsclick 2.26 patch on the website. In addition to 
the multiple interface fix, it's now possible to put 802.11 interfaces into 
promiscuous mode. To activate promiscuous mode on a particular interface, you 
can do the following from TCL:

<reference to node> setpromiscuous <integer interface #> <promiscuous? 1 or 0>

So making interface "eth0" on the node "$node" promiscuous would be done like this:

$node setpromiscuous 0 1

To turn off promiscuous mode:

$node setpromiscuous 0 0

By default, network interfaces are created in normal, non-promiscuous mode so 
you'll have to explicitly enable it if you want to use it. This code hasn't 
undergone extensive testing, but seemed to work OK in simple test cases.

-Mike