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Wireshark already knows about SCTP: just run it and it'll start displaying SCTP packets once you have some SCTP traffic on the network. You can try it by running the echo_client / echo_server...

You can use iperf to generate traffic, but it sounds like you might want to write your own client and server applications.

http://bluestop.org/SctpDrv/doc/development.html has some information...

I've now released version 1.1.5 which should be a lot more stable - there are lots of bug fixes since 1.1.4. There are a few more bug fixes that have been made to the core stack in the last week...

It appears that warning occurs if you're building a static library and have added libraries in the "Additional Dependencies" section. Apparently you shouldn't have any additional dependencies...

I don't think there's a programmatic interface to NetShell that you can use, unfortunately. Since for SctpDrv it's just a wrapper around a sysctl interface, I should be able to add a few functions...

Oh, that "Network is down" error is because of a bug in the driver I found and fixed last week - one of the functions asks for too much access. I fixed it in version 1.1.4 - can you try again using...

Yes I found the same issues. I presume the version number just hasn't been updated, and I've sent a patch to openss7 to fix the other bugs - you need to apply the changes from...

I've just release version 1.1.4, which has lots of bug fixes - but it doesn't include the SCTP-enabled iperf any more. I realised that version 2.0.8 has moved to being licensed under the GPL so...

The version of iperf that is included with SctpDrv has SCTP support: the -z flag enables it. The source code is in sctpdrv\apps\iperf .

The only tool I know of is iperf that gets installed into C:\Program Files\SctpDrv\bin on Vista and Windows 7. Unfortunately it uses the inet_ntop function...

echo_server2 only runs under Vista or newer because it tries to get a pointer to WSASendMsg. I might remove that code so it runs on XP too.

http://www.bluestop.org/sctpDrv is up and running for me, and I can't see any problems accessing it over IPv4, IPv6 or from different locations. If you're having problems accessing the site, I've...

I've updated the page at http://www.bluestop.org/sctpDrv with a section "Known Build Errors" which I hope will help you solve the errors you're seeing.

That's an expected error - it's mentioned on my site, but perhaps not very clearly. Unfortunately the WDK doesn't support long filenames, and we need to reference headers and libraries in C:\Program...

That sounds like far too many libraries and executables it built - are you sure you were running the command in the sctpDrv directory?

I created a new version earlier today with a few bugs fixed, changed the installer language to English and added some detail if things do fail. I've put instructions at...

I've installed sctpDrv on XP SP3, but I've just realised the instructions don't say that you need IPv6 installed. To install it, run "netsh interface ipv6 install". You can check if sctpDrv is...

You might want to try SctpDrv: it adds support for SCTP as a Winsock provider and a library you need to link to in order to use the SCTP API. You can get a version for 32-bit Windows XP and 32/64...