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  1. Feb 2nd, 2009, 10:20 AM #1
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    icmp reroute

    This is my first post and any reply will be greatly appreciated. I have a program that will monitor the packet sent on a local network. I want to be able to separate the packets based on protocol, specifically icmp ping request, and reroute that to a loopback device, any ideas/theory's will help, thank you in advanced. also i am using visual studios 2008
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    Re: icmp reroute

    how do you intend on getting the packets?
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    Re: icmp reroute

    i was going to use a modifcation of the code found here http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...46567&lngWId=1 by IRBMe. basicly just to reroute the packets(ping only) of a specifc to another on the network, reason being that i am trying to reroute the ping of an xbox so changing its destionation on the xbox is out of the question. but i dont know how to seperate and reroute once i have the packets
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  4. Feb 5th, 2009, 11:40 AM #4
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    Re: icmp reroute

    so you have a PC with two ethernet interfaces. one connects to the ISP and the other connects to the XBox?

    why not just configure your router not to accept ICMP?
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