On 10/24/2018 03:58 AM, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
It uses routing tables to decide this, so you can force it to use
alternative route.
It's also possible to use the routing table to specify which source IP
is used for a given route.
This is handy to specify the source IP to use if you
Stern, Eli wrote:
> Using the client side of Bind in a similar manner to the "resolve"
> sample (resolve.c).
>
> How does one force the queries to be sent via a specific network device?
Look at the -b option in `lib/sample/resolve.c`.
Tony.
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On 24.10.18 09:47, Stern, Eli wrote:
Using the client side of Bind in a similar manner to the "resolve" sample
(resolve.c).
How does one force the queries to be sent via a specific network device?
E.g. using the "bind()" system call or ioctl(SO_BINDTODEVICE)?
you can only configure outgoing
Using the client side of Bind in a similar manner to the "resolve" sample
(resolve.c).
How does one force the queries to be sent via a specific network device?
E.g. using the "bind()" system call or ioctl(SO_BINDTODEVICE)?
OS: Linux.
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