Hi Guys,
Got a very specific idea and hope to find out if it's viable. So first I'll explain my current setup, then explain the ideal use case and will finish with explanation of the use case.
Current setup:
I've got two different ADSL routers connected to two different lines and accounts. My mother board has two Ethernet ports. I have access to both routers (one via a switch the other direct) where I'm currently jumping between depending on the need. Also running Windows 8
Ideal Use Case:
Have both connected to my PC, each using one of the Ethernet ports. Allowing me to be connected to each network and depict which applications uses which network.
Explanation of Use Case:
One line is only used for downloading & Wireless access. The other line is shared with people so don't want to use for downloading. What I actually want is to have certain applications ONLY use the one connection and have the rest of the applications use the other one.
So my question is, is this viable? If so, can anyone point me into the correct direction to search for info on this (Software, guides etc)?
Got a very specific idea and hope to find out if it's viable. So first I'll explain my current setup, then explain the ideal use case and will finish with explanation of the use case.
Current setup:
I've got two different ADSL routers connected to two different lines and accounts. My mother board has two Ethernet ports. I have access to both routers (one via a switch the other direct) where I'm currently jumping between depending on the need. Also running Windows 8
Ideal Use Case:
Have both connected to my PC, each using one of the Ethernet ports. Allowing me to be connected to each network and depict which applications uses which network.
Explanation of Use Case:
One line is only used for downloading & Wireless access. The other line is shared with people so don't want to use for downloading. What I actually want is to have certain applications ONLY use the one connection and have the rest of the applications use the other one.
So my question is, is this viable? If so, can anyone point me into the correct direction to search for info on this (Software, guides etc)?