Re: Forcing a connection from a particular NIC

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Xia Wei-Zhong-W20079 wrote:


When I bind a socket to eth0, I can not use this socket to talk with another application on my pc through loop back interface.

You answered our own question: you've asked Linux to send all the packets fromthat sockets through eth0. the loopback device is a different interface (lo), so why do you expect to be able to talk another application that is listening to the loopback interface?


> Does this mean LINUX do not use a standard implementation?

No, it means you need to figure out what you want :-)

Gilad


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