androssofer
April 8th, 2013, 02:35 PM
Hey Guys,
So I connect to 2 networks, one on Ethernet, and one on wireless...
I am looking to either route youtube to go through the wireless interface, or my entire browser through the wireless interface (whichever is easier)
I can't ssh tunnels :-(. only local changes..
I read some posts and threads on it, however they seem dated as apparently ifconfig and route are deprecated on the latest Ubuntu. (info on what is recommended now would be a nice addition :-). )
So I am unsure how to proceed. I got the impression that routing the IP for youtube to the wireless interface in the kernel is best. Would anyone know how to do this on 12.10?
or any other recommended ways of doing this...
Regards
Andy
So I connect to 2 networks, one on Ethernet, and one on wireless...
I am looking to either route youtube to go through the wireless interface, or my entire browser through the wireless interface (whichever is easier)
I can't ssh tunnels :-(. only local changes..
I read some posts and threads on it, however they seem dated as apparently ifconfig and route are deprecated on the latest Ubuntu. (info on what is recommended now would be a nice addition :-). )
So I am unsure how to proceed. I got the impression that routing the IP for youtube to the wireless interface in the kernel is best. Would anyone know how to do this on 12.10?
or any other recommended ways of doing this...
Regards
Andy