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    Need to know how to insert internal ip address to a packet header being directed to an external ip. purpose is for routing to a network computer from an external machine.

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    hmmm.. isn't that called spoofing? Fooling the user so it's like it's from a friend but it's actually from another computer?

    hmm dunno how to do that...
    maybe take a look at http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/
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    i don't think its spoofing

    i can get data to the enternal ip, but from there it needs to be routed to the the appropriate computer. don't need to fool anyone into thinking i'm a different person, just get the data to them.

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    I think it will be very slow if you create it in vb.
    You can also use (like I do) FloppyFW. It's a linux ip-masquerading program that fits on a floppy. The server computer doesn't even need a harddisk.
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    thanks but this isn't much good to me

    i need something that will send data to the internal ip when it reaches the ip of the lan.

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