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I have a software package which is hard-coded to open a connection to a certain local IP address. Unfortunately, the local network settings have changed, And I can't access the source code (long story).
Is there a way - like ssh tunneling - to redirect a certain ip address to another?
For example, my software would contact 192.168.1.100
, which will be redirected to 192.168.1.15
, a real address on another machine, in a transparent way.
Any Ideas?
in which machine? – Adam Matan – 2009-10-06T06:45:54.957
@Udi, good question: if one could assign the target machine that extra IP address (if not used elsewhere to start with) then I guess this would be the same as reverting back to the old local network settings, which I assume does not work for you. In other words: I don't think you can use this (unless you actually need 192.168.1.100 to refer to localhost, which you don't). – Arjan – 2009-10-06T12:47:26.343