I want a client on my windows box with a hardcoded ip to connect to my remote server instead on a different port. Is there a tool or a method for rewriting an outgoing tcp connection on windows xp? Or is there some other trick or hack?
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I want a client on my windows box with a hardcoded ip to connect to my remote server instead on a different port. Is there a tool or a method for rewriting an outgoing tcp connection on windows xp? Or is there some other trick or hack?
Does the client use a hard code IP, or a hard coded host name (x.something.com). If it's just a host name you can use your local HOSTS file to remap it.
You could hex edit the executable. Look for the address and substitute whatever
I need to rewrite the port as well as the IP.