Re: c# sniffer filter
- From: enzeez <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 17 May 2008 13:38:50 +0530
Volodymyr M. Shcherbyna wrote:
Hello,Thank you, this solves my problem.
There are many ways of traffic interception. But in general, the most popular techniques are the following. In user mode: LSP component. In kernel mode: filters for TDI or NDIS layer.
For sure writing a device driver in C# is impossible [for now of course, Singularity is coming ;) ] . However, you can struggle with writing an LSP in C# and .NET framework. This will require much work on P/Invoke API functions and marshalling structures. I do not recommend to do it in managed environment. C++ and unmanaged world is more preferable way to solve this task. If your project is purely managed, you can take a look into direction of making a small C++ LSP which is communication with managed applications regarding the rules, etc.
i 'll look into unmanaged c++ way.
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