[shark97]

hi everyone, I wanted to know if it is possible to make a TCP connection (syn, syn / ack, ack) using raw socket, because I started a program that sends a syn, then according to the response SYN / ack, returns an ACK, but I was bothered by a consignment the RST TCP / IP (xp sp1's) or with wipfw configuring it to not send RST, the target return me a FIN / ACK. after a few days of research I wonder if c is possible to make a TCP connection with the RAW socket.? if yes thank you for focusing on a different voice, using raw sockets biensure.

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[Touch Me Maybe]

It was disabled in windows XP Service Pack 2.

[shark97]

that is to say??? Because I said I'm on Win XP SP 1!

[captmicro]

Why not just write a filter driver for your network card and send raw packets like that, get rid of all the winsock2/wsa stuff and just send/receive raw packets directly from the driver via an Ioctl or Read/Write call.

[shark97]

thank you for your answer, but the write filter driver for the network card I have ever written and c is already a bit more advanced compared to my level. but it is a very good solution which I had not thought and allow myself just to bypass the battery TPC / IP.

[captmicro]

If you install WinDDK they have compile-able samples of filter drivers for all driver types (nt4 legacy, kdmf, etc) and they have alot of tutorials on msdn on how to modify them to your needs.

[shark97]

ok thank you for aid agreement, you use the raw windows alot you?