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I am designing packets to test IDS rules, how does one go about setting an offset of 2 or some other random number? I am currently using sendip to accomplish this task, I am assuming it will be the same for all other packet crafting utilities?<br />
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I am designing packets to test IDS rules, how does one go about setting an offset of 2 or some other random number? I am currently using sendip to accomplish this task, I am assuming it will be the same for all other packet crafting utilities?

Thanks

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