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I gather you are being the FTP client, not server. Do you want all FTP
client traffic regardless of the server or for one server only?

You can bind a route to a specific interface/NIC which will force all
traffic that is covered by that route, out the specified interface.
As far as FTP traffic only, well anything is possible and I am sure with
the proper network configuration and access restriction you can
accomplish it, but not easy.




Chris Bipes
Director of Information Services
CrossCheck, Inc.


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Is there a way to direct FTP traffic out a specific NIC?

Tim


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