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Hello,

My PC is connected via ethernet to the LAN.
It is also connected to a wireless network.

I would like to choose for example that browsing traffic goes through the wireless, and all the other traffic goes via the wired network.

you think it is possible to define somewhere iun windows XP that when using port 80 for http it need to take the wireless adapter?

Thx for any answers.


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Originally Posted by rdstar
Hello,

My PC is connected via ethernet to the LAN.
It is also connected to a wireless network.

I would like to choose for example that browsing traffic goes through the wireless, and all the other traffic goes via the wired network.

you think it is possible to define somewhere iun windows XP that when using port 80 for http it need to take the wireless adapter?

Thx for any answers.
In IE7, goto Tools>Internet Options>Connections>Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings>Add...

You can define the connection you want IE7 to use.


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Originally Posted by rdstar
Hello,

My PC is connected via ethernet to the LAN.
It is also connected to a wireless network.

I would like to choose for example that browsing traffic goes through the wireless, and all the other traffic goes via the wired network.

you think it is possible to define somewhere iun windows XP that when using port 80 for http it need to take the wireless adapter?

Thx for any answers.
Do you require additional assistance with this problem?


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