Protocols / Routing :: How To Route Promiscuous Packets

Mar 21, 2011

I am trying to finish a project and i now have a very un-natural networking question, but i figure that this is the correct place to ask it.

Tools:
Routing Device = Router.
Test App = Creates and Sends Packets through my machine's NIC via NDIS Driver.
WAN = Internet.
VPN = Connected over WAN.

I am trying to route/forward/nat promiscuous packets "TO" the Internet to finish my project. The packets are not addressed to my routing device, but it must take them and forward them on to a VPN connected over the WAN. The packets are actually created by my NDIS test app. This means that the packets will be generated on my local LAN, but will not contain the MAC or IP of the routing device. So they will only enter my routing device while it is running in a promiscuous mode.. how would you try to route promiscuous packets out to the internet?

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vlan 886
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private-vlan isloated
vlan 887
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