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um... you know, an authentication needs at least two sides to participate. if you only modify something at one side, other people at the another side can not determine the proprietary protocol you defined.
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um... you know, an authentication needs at least two sides to participate. if you only modify something at one side, other people at the another side can not determine the proprietary protocol you defined.

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Dear &nbsp;Bbao<br />
Yeah, &nbsp;authentication needs at least two sides to participate. The streaming server using socket in Linux enviroment and I can modify it. But the problem is the client side.
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Dear  Bbao
Yeah,  authentication needs at least two sides to participate. The streaming server using socket in Linux enviroment and I can modify it. But the problem is the client side.

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In multicast we all know that IGMP protocol has no authentication, so I decided to modified the IGMP by input a simple authentication part in IGMP header. But I dont know how to modify header of IGMP packet send from Windows to streaming server. <br />
Could you please tell me the way dealing with Windows driver that can automatic modify header of IGMP packet send from Windows to streaming server.<br />
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Thanks a lot.
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In multicast we all know that IGMP protocol has no authentication, so I decided to modified the IGMP by input a simple authentication part in IGMP header. But I dont know how to modify header of IGMP packet send from Windows to streaming server. 
Could you please tell me the way dealing with Windows driver that can automatic modify header of IGMP packet send from Windows to streaming server.

Thanks a lot.

How to change IGMP packet header

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