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On A windows Server in IIS you have option to select the IP, this should help resolve your problem.
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This solved the problem, adding a route into Windows!
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Hello,<br />
<br />
I've got the following case:<br />
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Setting:<br />
Network Interface &nbsp;1: IP 192.168.5.x (Main network card because of the faster internet connection)<br />
Network Interface 2: IP 192.168.1.x<br />
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Network Interface 1 is a fiber connection.<br />
Network Interface 2 is a VDSL connection.<br />
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I need to connect to a website through Network Interface 2 because it is not allowed to reach the website through Network Interface 1.<br />
<br />
As example:<br />
Ill go to the website example.com but it doesn't connect because it's using the network interface 1 of my PC.<br />
If i disable network interface 1, and I browse to example.com it works just fine, because it's forced to use network interface 2.<br />
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Is there a way to force the website to use network interface 2 while network interface 1 is still up?<br />
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Kind Regards,<br />
<br />
Agrippa
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Hello,

I've got the following case:

Setting:
Network Interface  1: IP 192.168.5.x (Main network card because of the faster internet connection)
Network Interface 2: IP 192.168.1.x

Network Interface 1 is a fiber connection.
Network Interface 2 is a VDSL connection.

I need to connect to a website through Network Interface 2 because it is not allowed to reach the website through Network Interface 1.

As example:
Ill go to the website example.com but it doesn't connect because it's using the network interface 1 of my PC.
If i disable network interface 1, and I browse to example.com it works just fine, because it's forced to use network interface 2.

Is there a way to force the website to use network interface 2 while network interface 1 is still up?

Kind Regards,

Agrippa

On A windows Server in IIS you have option to select the IP, this should help resolve your problem.

This solved the problem, adding a route into Windows!

Force a website to use the second network card

Hello,

I&#39;ve got the following case:

Setting:
Network Interface  1: IP 192.168.5.x (Main network card because of the faster internet connection)
Network Interface 2: IP 192.168.1.x

Network Interface 1 is a fiber connection.
Network Interface 2 is a VDSL connection.

I need to connect to a website through Network Interface 2 because it is not allowed to reach the website through Network Interface 1.

As example:
Ill go to the website example.com but it doesn&#39;t connect because it&#39;s using the network interface 1 of my PC.
If i disable network interface 1, and I browse to example.com it works just fine, because it&#39;s forced to use network interface 2.

Is there a way to force the website to use network interface 2 while network interface 1 is still up?

Kind Regards,

Agrippa

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