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Re: [OT] Fixing an application to use a specific network adaptor
- Subject: Re: [OT] Fixing an application to use a specific
network adaptor
- From: "Slavo" <slavo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 03 May 2006 16:49:46 -0000
> My laptop is frequently connected to two different networks,
usually one
> wired and one wireless. Certain applications, for example,
printers and
> Outlook, should only use one of those adapters, (normally
wireless) or
> they won't work.
You don't exactly explain what you mean by 2 networks. I assume you
mean "wired" and "wireless". They don't necessarily are
2 different
networks in IP networking sense. It would be good if you can give us
more info on your network setup. (output from "ipconfig -all"
and "route print" would help.
> Does anyone know a way to force an application to use one of the
two
> adapters? I've tried googling but can't seem to hit on the
correct
> search terms.
As far as I know in most applications you can't. Some mostly server
applications can bind to the specific adapter.
There is also an option of configuring your IP routing to use
specific adapter for specific destination IP or network or at least
give it priority by changing the interface metric.
Slavomir Kundrik
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