Two NiCs..Want to distribute among applications

I think this is called shotgunning and is possible although i have never done it myself.

If my understanding of this is correct if you use two routers you may have to change some registry settings.  This is because your PC will have two IP address and two gateways so it wont know which to use.

On the other hand if you use a dual-WAN router i think they have software built in to deal with this so they are much easier to use.

No doubt someone will be along soon with the answer, as like i've said ive never done it myself as i have had no need but i do believe it is possible.

The Internet Protocol was never designed to work the way you have wanted to as per your Question.

It would be worthwhile to know the real reason behind you wanting each application to communicate via a different ISP. The net result will always be the same, except for your Billing part, when you communicate with an ISP. Each ISP connects you to the desired website, only the originating path is different.

What is the real motive behind each application wanting to communicate through a different Internet Connection? Please be specific.

Ravi.

it can be done by protocol i.e. http/ftp/udp or by specific ip address's i.e. route add 64.0.0.0 MASK 254.0.0.0 192.168.0.1 metric 3 if 2
followed by a route add 0.0.0.0 MASK 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1 metric 2 if 1


route add destinationip mask netmask gatewayip metric metricnumber if (networkinterfacenumber)

@ve3ofa

I think that the route add command is to forward traffic from one network to another. I believe it has nothing to do with the asker's Question.

Not to offend you in any way.

Ravi.

i guess real reason here is if one got two isp and a person want to utilize both of them by running multiple downloads or using two connections for load balancing in case SOHO or for serving the need of multiple devices/users

i guess real reason here is if one got two isp and a person want to utilize both of them by running multiple downloads or using two connections for load balancing in case SOHO or for serving the need of multiple devices/users

As amit said I have two ISP's abd want to utilize both of them..

I  use one ISP for wireless and ther other for WIred

Attached Log files
System-Log.txt
SEC-Log.txt
DIR-Service-Log.txt
App-Log.txt
DNS-Server.txt

in each network connection uncheck automatic metric then you can use the 'route' command to direct certain types of traffic (determined by destination IP or port) over certain interfaces. I don't know the syntax, but you could look it up. Basically you'd want to write a rule that says something like 'all traffic on bittorent port goes over eth0; all other traffic goes over eth1'.

ve30fa are yu talking about linux machie

FYI....

http://cgi.ebay.in/D-Link-Dlink-DI-LB604-Load-Balancing-Router-Bill-/370545113678?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_203&hash=item564635ba4e

This product is discontinued... though don't look much expensive...

Have a look at product manual by searching on internet or dlink website....

This is for FYI... only....

Or probably one can look at buying a Intel VT-D capable motherboard and processor... and then take advantage or device virtualization by mapping a device directly with VM and other eth device with another VM or host itself.


Intel VT-D using VMWare

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhMkmTqBbUA

Thanks