isdmill@gatekeeper.ddp.state.me.us (David Miller) wrote: |David Miller wrote: || I'm looking to test attacks based on source routing, and it would really || help to have an IP program that source routes:) || || Any suggestions for DOS/windows IP? || || Thanks in advance, || || David Miller || |----------------------------------------------------------------------- | It's *amazing* what one can accomplish when | one doesn't know what one can't do! |Yeah :) |Freely available guns are essential for bullet-proof jacket testing. This is a full disclosure list. In all likelyhood you are going to have to use Unix in order to do what you want. However, many Unix telnet programs have source routing as a feature. The syntax is @host@host@host where A is where you start, B is the second hop, and C is the destination. I havn't seen any telnet's that come stock that will do this that document it, but the ones that I have seen that will do it don't. If anyone knows any for "DOS" I'd suggest passing them on, I know it's not my place to judge this guys motives. I would hope others could say the same. Tim Scanlon