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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I have an application on my machine that wants to connect to a remote host on port 5555. The wired network has port 5555 blocked. The wireless card doe not have port 5555 blocked. When the application tries to make a remote connection using port 5555 a 'Can Not Connect' exception is thrown. I believe this is because outgoing requests are defaulted through the wired connection. If I disable the wired connection and then attempt to use the application to connect to the remote host the connection is successful. If I then turn the LAN connection back on the connection to the remote host is lost. What I am assuming is that all outgoing requests are always routed through the wired connection, and even upon a failure the wireless connection is not used. What I would like to be able to configure is: [code]if wireless and wired are both active requests for port 5555 uses wireless others use wired[/code] Dan [url=http://www.codetown.org]Code Town[/url] \| [url=http://www.zombiehead.org]Zombie Head[/url] Loading...
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