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    Re: [2.0] Packet intercept?

    Now is there a way to redirect all traffic to localhost?

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    Re: [2.0] Packet intercept?

    You can redirect any DNS initiated traffic by using the hosts file -

    C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc

    Open hosts with notepad


    Put an entry in on a new line like below and hit save:
    vbforums.com 127.0.0.1

    That only works for DNS resolution. Most software probably uses DNS. Otherwise, you will have to use your router to redirect traffic from your box, back to your box on a different port - if you have a router and if it supports it.

    It would probably help if you described what you needed to intercept.

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    Re: [2.0] Packet intercept?

    Quote Originally Posted by nemaroller
    You can redirect any DNS initiated traffic by using the hosts file -

    C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc

    Open hosts with notepad


    Put an entry in on a new line like below and hit save:
    vbforums.com 127.0.0.1

    That only works for DNS resolution. Most software probably uses DNS. Otherwise, you will have to use your router to redirect traffic from your box, back to your box on a different port - if you have a router and if it supports it.

    It would probably help if you described what you needed to intercept.
    Need to intercept all outbound traffic like a firewall.

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    Re: [2.0] Packet intercept?

    I was looking at socket and it seems like to do this I would use bind and iocontrol but anyone know how?

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