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ubuntu setup network routing table
I have two interfaces: eth0 and wlan0.
I want all traffic to go though wlan0 except for port 80 traffic that should go on eth0.
Is there a way to setup the routing table so it does that?
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Restricting Applications to Specific Interface For Added VPN Security
I am trying to find a way (either software or using terminal) to bind certain applications to my VPN interface (untun0). I have looked at every firewall solution available for OS X 7 and none of them ...
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Bind process to network interface
I'm attempting to perform simultaneous bandwidth tests from a single machine using multiple network interfaces. None of the utilities I've found so far allow me to do this. The closest was iperf ...
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What routes must be set (in Linux) to allow Internet access through given interface without setting it default?
I am trying to solve a task with routing and OpenVPN's configuration.
After setting the connection, I don't want it to become defaut route to anything, but rather want to use its interface for this ...
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Sharing LAN between two buildings. What should I use?
I need to connect two buildings to share LAN and internet connection between them. They are 20m apart, but from the two end points I would need about 90m of cable.
I know that the maximum of UTP is ...
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OpenVPN Messed up my routing table
I installed OpenVPN on Windows 7, but it appears that if both of my adapters are online, the OpenVPN adapter takes precedence over my original non-VPN network connection.
Problem:
All my ...
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Debian: Routing Table and Two Interfaces
I've a Debian machine with this network scenario:
eth0 - Internet Connection via local Router (172.20.1.x)
ppp0 - Dial-up to a network without internet (10.x.x.x)
I've set pppd so it won't add ...
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How are network interface statistics generated?
I was wondering how are the network interface statistics generated?
Could someone point me out?
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Install Ubuntu, eth0 not detected?
I have installed Ubuntu laptop Toshiba Satellite L640?, and I had difficulty, that is how to enable network interfaces, eth0 was not detected when running ifconfig.
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Is it possible to rename ppp* interfaces just like eth*?
Using iproute2 tools it's ease to name/rename your eth* interfaces/aliases to any name. Custom names also possible for tun/tap and bridge interfaces. But what about ppp? pppd provide unit option, but ...
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Virtual Interfaces Unable to send packages in DD-WRT WR741 v2
I'm using a TP-Link WR741ND v2, with the DD-WRT v24-sp2 (07/20/12) std.
It has been working for the last 3 monthes, perfectly ok, but suddenly the virtual interfaces stopped sending packets.
I ...
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how to run an AFS file server on a specific ethernet card (in Debian)
I have a linux box running Debian server with minimal number of packages (so no GUI for network management).
The box has two ethernet cards, one of which (eth0) is connected to a Mac OSX computer ...
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Tunneling a particular site through a VPN on a particular NIC
I have two NICs on my desktop — an Ethernet interface and a WiFi interface. I have a VPN connection that allows me to connect to American servers which i use to access sites like Pandora. I can ...
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Configuring two interfaces with netcfg in VM (VirtualBox)
I am using netcfg to configure two interfaces in my archlinux VM. In VirtualBox I have set two active interfaces. The first (eth0) is the NAT interface to provide the VM with Internet access. The ...
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Run script after all interfaces were up in Debian
In order to setup a load-balanced permanent routes in debian, according to this article, i have to run the following command
ip route add default scope global \
nexthop via 10.100.0.254 dev eth0 ...
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What traffic uses an interface bound route (RTF_IFSCOPE flag)?
I have a following up question to an question I found answered on unix.stackexchange.com (see link below).
What is the difference between the following two routing table entries:
default ...
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Automatic failover of two internet connections Mac OS X
Is there any way to set up an automatic failover for internet connections within Mac OSX? Basically the main connection would be ethernet or wifi and if the main connection goes does, it would switch ...
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What does `ec` mean in `HWaddr ec`?
When I do ifconfig on my laptop I get HWaddr ec and than an address, this is next to eth0. Note that my IPv4 address only appears next to eth1 so I assume my laptop uses the eth1 network interface.
I ...
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Three computers accessing internet but only two network interfaces showing in ´ifconfig´, why?
My gateway(router) is connected to DSL.
The gateway connects to 1 wireless transceiver device. 2 fixed computers connect to the router. At the moment of me doing ifconfig 2 fixed computers were ...
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Specific Network Interface
What I'd like to do is to force an instance of a browser to use a specific Network Interface. I've tried: http://www.r1ch.net/stuff/forcebindip/ and was less than successful - besides, I'd like to ...
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Alternate traffic through multiple interfaces on Linux
I have a VPS with three IP's. I am trying to setup the network configuration to allow round robin usage of the three IP's for outgoing requests (downloads into VPS). How do I change the following ...
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Is my Network Interface Card faulty?
I've got a Dell Optiplex GX240 running Windows XP, and am having network issues with it. I downloaded and installed updated drivers from DELL, but the issue is not resolved. Windows Device Manager ...
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Do I need the broadcast and network values in etc/network/interfaces?
My ISP has given me two static IPs, and I was just configuring the etc/network/interfaces file and saw that I need netmask, gateway, address, broadcast and network values.
I only have the first ...
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Setup wireless network brigde interface (wlan0 with eth0) on linux
I'm user of a public wired network. My machine gets ip (always the same) from it. Now I want to connect to this network my phone (which is registered device in network and can get its own ip address). ...
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Configuring IPv6 automatically and IPv4 statically
I've got a Ubuntu Linux box that has two IPv4 addresses and an IPv6 address. This is my current /etc/network/interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0 eth0:0
iface eth0 inet static
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Windows 7 gadget or app that shows stats on multiple network interfaces?
I am looking for a Windows 7 gadget or app that I can leave on my desktop/sidebar. While there are many gadgets that will display network interface info (such as current IP, gateway, etc), what I ...
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How can I configure a network interface to be available to a VirtualBox guest and be unused by the host?
On a host system with two physical network interfaces, how can I designate one interface to be used only by a VirtualBox guest OS?
Both host and guest are Ubuntu 10.10 running NetworkManager. ...
