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When I am at work, Pandora is blocked on my LAN. (ethernet connection) We purchased a cable connection and have a wireless router hooked up just for this reason. How do I route all traffic to/from pandora.com through only this interface?
I did it on Linux by creating a static route. I've googled around a bit but can't seem to find anything interface specific. Everything seems to just want me to create a static route based on what my default gateway is. Unfortunately, I use this laptop everywhere... so that changes.
Jim Wharton
Posted 2013-07-28T02:56:58.757
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If you did it in Linux, then why not just do similar and create a static route in OSX? That IS what you should be aiming to do, but I'm unclear on what you mean by "interface specific"? You create a route specifying the network and what gateway/interface to use to get to it, that's how static routes work. Where are you getting stuck? – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2013-07-28T03:39:32.777
On linux, I was able to route traffic by interface, not just gateway. I'm sure it's possible on OSX too, I just haven't been able to find how. (hence why I asked here) Even though I CAN do it via IP (all traffic to/from 208.85.0.0/16 via gateway) my address and gateway change when I get home or change to a different network. – Jim Wharton – 2013-07-28T14:09:46.937
and no, I've read that question. That is IP specific. The IP will change. I roam on a few different WIFI networks. – Jim Wharton – 2013-07-28T14:12:29.133