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I have a local network, I can monitor all traffics there. Bandwidth for each user is limited, and usually all computers are NOT using their total bandwidth. So, if I can find a way to send requests on their behalf, then I can increase my bandwidth for some special purposes. So, the first question that comes in mind is How do I send HTTP request on behalf of some other machines in my local network?

Note:Lets mention that if the answer to my request goes to somewhere I'm not, then this wouldn't be a big problem.

Mostafa Shahverdy
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    "I can increase my bandwidth for some special purposes" - Right.... – Mitch Wheat Mar 06 '13 at 02:36
  • You could use IP spoofing, but then I don't think the request from the server will end up where you want it. Your best bet would be to use an HTTP proxy to a server with low bandwidth usage maybe? – user99545 Mar 06 '13 at 02:38

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Check out iptables (linux command line tool) thiss will easily allow you to do this and if you want you can even fake the ip address to get a response message with arptables... if you're running windows i'm pretty sure netsh will allow for same thing

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