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I have one machine connect to network using two method :
Wireless - got internet access - Class C ip : 192.168.2.xx - Connect with local network with few PCs.
LAN
- do not have internet access
- Class A ip : 10.236.xx.xx
- Connect with local network with 2 PCs only
I want to ping ip 10.236.xx.xx but don't want go through Wireless network. Only use LAN. but i can't turn off wireless network because i need to remote that machine from other site using teamviewer.
Right now, if I tracert the ip 10.236.xx.xx.. the first hops will go through 192.168.2.1 (gateaway wireless) it should go for 10.236.xx.1 (gateaway LAN)
any advise?
What OS are you using? Unix machines can do a ping -I eth0 (or similar ethernet interface name) to select which interface it goes through. – Alan Shutko – 2014-04-14T02:42:03.043
@AlanShutko im using windows.. what the command for cmd? – user315384 – 2014-04-14T02:47:42.050
Have you tried setting the dhcp server on 10.236.x.x as your default gateway? – spuder – 2014-04-14T03:22:34.803
@spuder yups. all already ok. the only i need to let the machine ping the 10.236.xx.xx ip using the LAN network. not the Wireless network. – user315384 – 2014-04-14T03:24:44.103