@eskimo, Is the restriction just for raw IP packets. What about the TCP and UDP packets which are converted to IP packets. Can we use the existing infrastructure to send those IP packets ?
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@endecotp I mean sending TCP as IP packets instead of sending it as TCP packets. Is that possible ?
@endecotp and @eskimo - Sorry if I was not clear. I meant extracting the TCP/UDP packet from the IP packet and sending it. Is there a library in iOS which helps with this ?
@eskimo The high level goal is to route the IP packets from accessory device (which connects to iphone via bluetooth). The accessory will send data as IP packets. Since we can't send raw IP packets from iPhone, wanted to analyse the IP packet received from the accessory, find if it is TCP/UDP and construct the corresponding packet and send it to the destination. Is there any library on the ios side which might help us with this ?