We have several NDIS5 drivers that need to communicate with applications
for control and status query operations. From what I’ve seen in the DDK
documentation, the way to do this for Miniport drivers and Intermediate
drivers is to use NdisMRegisterDevice() to create a device object that
supports custom IOCTLs. For Protocol drivers (including Call Managers)
you can call IoCreateDevice() directly to do the same thing. It looks
like WMI is the new way to do this sort of thing but apparently it is
not supported on Win98Se (our target OSs are 98Se, Win2k, and Me).
Can anyone confirm that using NdisMRegisterDevice() in our Miniport and
IoCreateDevice() in our Protocol driver will not cause any problems with
WHQL certification?
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