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Experts,<br />
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I have a laptop with linux on it and two WiFi adapters. Both are connected to the WiFi network and get separate IP addresses. How I can stream a movie or download a file from a server using one adapter versus another?<br />
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So, as an example I'd like to set up adapter 1 to stream a movie from youtube and adapter 2 to download a file from a backup site.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
<br />
Chris
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Experts,

I have a laptop with linux on it and two WiFi adapters. Both are connected to the WiFi network and get separate IP addresses. How I can stream a movie or download a file from a server using one adapter versus another?

So, as an example I'd like to set up adapter 1 to stream a movie from youtube and adapter 2 to download a file from a backup site.

Thanks!

Chris

Direct traffic to multiple WiFi Adapters (Linux)

Experts,

I have a laptop with linux on it and two WiFi adapters. Both are connected to the WiFi network and get separate IP addresses. How I can stream a movie or download a file from a server using one adapter versus another?

So, as an example I&#39;d like to set up adapter 1 to stream a movie from youtube and adapter 2 to download a file from a backup site.

Thanks!

Chris

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