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How to forward wireless packet to ethernet interface in windows?
You can use built-in IP packet forwarding feature of Windows to forward packets from your Wireless NIC to your Wired (ie. Ethernet) NIC.
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I have question about TCP/IP connection over USB between iOS device and linux station, without enabling personal hotspot (tethering usb).
You can connect to a TCP socket running on your iPhone over USB using iproxy. It is part of libusbmuxd.
If you're on Linux, your best bet is to install https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libplist/, https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libusbmuxd and https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice from source.
Once your iPhone trusts your PC, you can run iproxy [device port] [PC port]. Any connection to localhost:[PC port] will then be forwarded to the [device port] running on your iOS device.
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"Gcdwebserver doesn't work if i connected with different WiFi network."
It only works if my mobile and PC is in the same WiFi network.
What i have to do if i want GcdwebServer work even in different WiFi network?
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Does anybody know how can I find out what's the interface a packet arrived on? I captured packets with tcpdump using "-i any" and now I want to find out on what interface a certain packet was received.
And another question, can I start tcpdump on an interface that does not exist yet? The code I am testing creates an interface and starts sending packets imediately. The problem is that by the time I get to hit tcpdump, some packets are already sent.
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I think we cannot do that on a interface which is not in network .. we can work on packets which flies in the network so the Ethernet should be in network
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I am using wireshark on windows to capture my traffic.
Is there a way to capture the traffic of other computers which are connected to the same LAN.
If it is not possible with wireshark, is there other tool capable of doing this.
If you are connected to the other computers by a network hub, then you will be able to see the other computers' traffic. However, if you are connected through a network switch (which is more likely), then you will not be able to see any of their traffic.
There may be other more intrusive tools to use, possibly some that use arp-spoofing, but I would not recommend this unless you are on your own private network and know what you are doing.
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How can i check/inspect the performance of some network application via observing the port it used,i want to test the performance of my network game. is it some way, or is it some practice like this?
If my game is connect to port 1009, how can i check the different parameters data outflow , inflow and other metrics on this port.
any ideas,
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Jibbylala
Sounds like you just need a Packet Sniffer