Nearly. As stated in the MSDN:
RecvLinkNextHop
IP address for the NIC that received the packet if the NIC is a point to
multiple-point interface; otherwise this parameter is set to
ZERO_PF_IP_ADDR.
SendLinkNextHop
IP address for the NIC that will transmit the packet if the NIC is a
point-to-multiple-point interface; otherwise this parameter is set to
ZERO_PF_IP_ADDR.
So, if you have got a NIC which handles multiple interfaces (?), you might
want to know which of those sended/received the packet. So, both should
always be the Source IP Addr I think.
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Chris
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