Redirecting CIFS packet to a different machine using WFP callout driver

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Hello everybody,

Is it possible to redirect CIFS packet to a different machine using Windows Filtering platform Callout drivers?

Actual Scenario:

My machine with IP1 will receive CIFS packets from client with IP2 and redirect it to a server with IP3. It should modify/ inject the packets in such a way that the server reply comes back to my machine and then i should return the results to the client.

Is it possible to do this using the WFP on Windows 2008/ Vista?

Thank you,
Tushar.

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Can’t you just use a standard NAT for that…?

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Subject: [ntdev] Redirecting CIFS packet to a different machine using WFP callout driver

Hello everybody,

Is it possible to redirect CIFS packet to a different machine using Windows Filtering platform Callout drivers?

Actual Scenario:

My machine with IP1 will receive CIFS packets from client with IP2 and redirect it to a server with IP3. It should modify/ inject the packets in such a way that the server reply comes back to my machine and then i should return the results to the client.

Is it possible to do this using the WFP on Windows 2008/ Vista?

Thank you,
Tushar.

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>Can’t you just use a standard NAT for that…?

I also need to modify the CIFS packet in some cases to change the data (request / response related) present in it.