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Hi there,<br />
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I use two networ interfaces(corporate lan and 3G) in my laptop.<br />
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I want to access my gmail account via 3G, all other services in corporate lan and internet via corporate lan.<br />
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So i want to add a routing(route add ...) but i need google mail IPs i guess.<br />
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Can you help me?<br />
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Kind regards,<br />
Galip
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Hi there,

I use two networ interfaces(corporate lan and 3G) in my laptop.

I want to access my gmail account via 3G, all other services in corporate lan and internet via corporate lan.

So i want to add a routing(route add ...) but i need google mail IPs i guess.

Can you help me?

Kind regards,
Galip

Routing for gmail

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