Make a router between your server and it's clients, an app. that listend on
port 80, parses the packets and resends them to the server/or back. The
server should listen on another port, 90 let's say. It is not a great
solution because of increased network traffic.
Nic
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Hi all,
Is there a way I can make my servlet intercept TCP packets that are going
out and coming into my machine ??
Given that my WebServer is listening on the standard http port 80. I want to
intercept certain TCP packets coming into or going out of my Webserver. Then
parse/filter them , and send them back to their destination.
I know that in Unix there are some utilities to trace packets. However, my
server is running on NT.
Any Ideas?
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