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firewalll designing
How to design a algorithm to implement firewall using C++ programming on Windows machine
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I have not found anything specific on
http://www.ntkernel.com/articles/firewalleng.shtml this site. Will u plz help again |
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What are you looking for specifically. The article above tells you how to hook to the OS to examine packets and it even links you to http://www.pcausa.com/ndispim/ which contains code samples. Are you looking for something more specific than this?
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I m trying to create a filter based application using C++ for Windows to filter packets receiving on my machine on network i.e. I want to allow or disallow packets as I require. I have studied filter hook drivers on msdn help but that applies only for Windows 2000 or later versions. But I want to create application compatible to any version of Windows such as Win9x, Win NT, Win ME, Win2000 or later versions . So can anyone help me by telling how to create a application compatible for all versions of Windows.
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^^^ won't / can't happen
- especially 9x and NT based windows, they handle network functions completely differently You MIGHT be able to pull it off with a cross platform language like Java, but I know little to nothing about that |
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