Have two NICs in one machine and application program using Winpcap to relay packets between NICs (and eventually to introduce "problems" with relayed packets, e.g., delays, drops, errors). As long as application is simply capturing the packets on the two NICs, all is well, packets are captured correctly. But as soon as application begins to call pcap_sendpacket to relay a packet received on NIC #1 to NIC #2, and vice versa, something like an echo begins to occur. As best as I can tell, the packet sent via pcap_sendpacket is also received on the sending NIC. Is there a way to suppress this? Thanks.
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