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Denvildaste
Hello,
I've been trying to do this all day, what I gathered so far that it can be done using raw sockets and that raw sockets has been disabled since Windows xp sp2, are there any alternative ways to do this?
My overall goal is NAT traversal of TCP (basically establishing a TCP connection between two hosts that reside behind NATs), if you know of any good technique to do that I'd appreciate it, right now I'm trying to get STUNT to work (Similar to STUN but for TCP) with no success.
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