Just wondering if we can do this?,
I have two networks connected such Network 1 and Network 2 are separate.
How can I set the software to connect network 1 or network 2 without automatically?
For example:
Microsoft Edge go connect the Network 1 and Chrome go connect to Network 2.
other example:
Game DOOM go connect network 1 and Overwatch go connect network 2.
Also, Not want to disable and enable the network, I like leave both enable.
thanks again.
Are both Networks connected to separate Servers? If so maybe a second/Add-in Network card/adapter, connect one adapter to #1 and the add-in to #2. Myself, I'd prefer 2 wired Networks with Servers and 2 computers, keep the game playing separate.
Yes, and It's for my work, can't have two PCs, have to use one PC with two or more networks. when I click to open any program with my choose network to use or use something with configuration in the shortcuts.
My PC have two network cards in my PC.
It depends on how they are connected and also the IP range it's likely you will need to use route cmd to setup a route
Humm,
let me show you for example on the shortcut but that does not work but need correct:
I have two networks are
ETHERNET 4 is 192.168.1.x
ETHERNET 5 is 169.254.100.x
from an ipconfig.
What I need like this:
execute -use_network:'ethernet 4' -run 'C:\program files\idsoftware\bin\quake.exe'
so the quake cannot use ethernet 5 as denied.
if not then I guess have to use the Virtual PC.
I think if you give your 2 nic's fixed IP addresses , then a program such as ForceBindIP may work. ForceBindIP is a command line tool so starting your games or browsers with batch files should be possible, although there are GUIs available for it which may help to see if it works according to your needs.
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