In Windows XP:
How do you direct traffic to/from a particular site to a specific NIC?
For Instance: How do I say, all connections to stackoverflow.com should use my wireless connection, while all other sites will use my ethernet?
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In Windows XP:
How do you direct traffic to/from a particular site to a specific NIC?
For Instance: How do I say, all connections to stackoverflow.com should use my wireless connection, while all other sites will use my ethernet?
I’m not sure if there’s an easier way, but one way would be to add a route to the IP(s) of stackoverflow.com that explicitly specifies your wireless connection, using a lower metric (cost) than your default route.
Running nslookup http://www.stackoverflow.com shows only one IP: 67.199.15.132, so the syntax would be:
See the route command for more info.