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aleksandarwe

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Hi,
I need this project done ASAP.
The solution should contain two text boxes and a button. In the first text box, the user will enter random existing ip address (for example: 195.189.207.3 - ip address that exists in macedonia). In the second text box, the user will enter some web page url (for example: somepage.com). When the user clicks the button, request needs to be send to the entered url (somepage.com), but the ip address that sends the request should be changed into the entered ip address in the text box (195.189.207.3).
I need the server to think that the request comes from 195.189.207.3, and not from my original ip address. There is no need the response from the server to be send back to my original ip address.
Help, please

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You need to use proxy for this. Using proxies, IP addresses seen by the web would be the proxies' ip addresses, not yours.

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Yes, I know. But I don't want to use proxy addresses. I want to mask my ip address to look like someone else (like any existing ip address i will enter, not just the proxies addresses) and to do this dynamically.
Can this be done?

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Anyway, thanks for the reply

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You can set one of your network interface into having that address, but the problem is with the outside world. Once that address collide with existing one, yours will be ignored. There may also problems with your ISP router blocking your tcp/ip packages, if they detect that address is not in their range.




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