Re: how can i redirect TCP connection?
- From: "xiaorun" <hrun@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2007 11:01:06 +0800
My target is Vista, I had read the WFP, but failed to get the method to get
it. And what is IM? is it supported by Vista?
Thanks.
"Steve Jackowski" <SteveJackowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:8F0083FE-081E-4CB5-8B14-470F39E5E1EE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
LSPs are notoriously unreliable. There are numerous compatibility and
ordering problems and because of this, Microsoft is deprecating them in
Vista
and Longhorn.
Alternatives include TDI shims, but TDI also has cross-platform issues and
is being deprecated by Microsoft in future releases of Vista and Longhorn.
If you're running on Vista, you should look at the Windows Filtering
Platform (WFP). Otherwise, you might consider using an IM as a
transparent
proxy which captures all or selected connections and redirects them to a
listening ports in an application (which can do further
redirection/tunneling).
Steve
"Skywing [MVP]" wrote:
The supported mechanism for this is an LSP (layered service provider),
documented in the Platform SDK.
Please note that LSPs will not catch kernel mode callers, like the SMB
redirector.
--
Ken Johnson (Skywing)
Windows SDK MVP
http://www.nynaeve.net
"xiaorun" <hrun@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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When a socket try to connect to an address A, can i redirect the
connection to address B ?
I want to use an exist method, or implement it by driver. how can i to
get
it?
thanks.
xiaorun
.
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