rerouting traffic through different Ethernet ports

[snail]

Hi all,

Quick question, my motherboard has 2 Ethernet ports. i want to use one as a primary port (Where all my normal traffic will run through, including my vpn), and then i want only a single app (for an internal wisp network) to run through (Unfortunately if this traffic runs through the vpn then i wont be allowed access to the network as its a closed network. Is this possible to do? Is there any software i can use?

 

[gfmalan]

Do you perhaps know the IP or IP range that you need to connect to?

Then Ill add a static route.

What OS are you running?

 

[snail]

using windows 7,

Yes im using DC++ so it allows you to set the ip for the software in it, so how would i be able to limit only this ip on the lan port? Will this also affect incoming connections to DC++ as well or not?

 

[catman37]

Hi

I have a similar setup but don't have VPN a running.

I have a gateway address on my primary NIC. Secondary has no gateway setup.

In Apex DC++ there is a setting that allows you to choose the connection. I think it lists the IP address.

I have mine set like this and it works fine.

 

[thehuman]

Easy if dc network running on a certain network range

 

[snail]

so i signed up with no-ip.com. I registered my ddns and set it up and forwarded ports. once i tested ports it did not work. Is it possible it could be blocked by my wisp?

edit: sorry this was relating to setting up a ddns and accessing internal network from outside the network itself.

 

[TheGuy]

Means DDNS is going through the primary nic and registering the incorrect public IP address. You need to create static routes to ddns through you second nic

 

[thehuman]

so i signed up with no-ip.com. I registered my ddns and set it up and forwarded ports. once i tested ports it did not work. Is it possible it could be blocked by my wisp?

edit: sorry this was relating to setting up a ddns and accessing internal network from outside the network itself.

Some wisp's have one Internet conection and share it with its clients .
Efectively blocking incoming connections . Try a trace root to a address and post results