How to divert traffic between different interface

[ant]

I have two network interface on my XP machine one has IP 192.168.1.45
that is assigned by DSL modem and another is 172.100.10.38(static) that
is connected to a different network.

I want that all the traffic except HTTP(internet access) should go to
172.100.10.38 and HTTP to 192.168.1.45.
Is there any way to do this on XP machine.

Regards
Anant

 

[DanS]

I have two network interface on my XP machine one has IP 192.168.1.45
that is assigned by DSL modem and another is 172.100.10.38(static) that
is connected to a different network.

I want that all the traffic except HTTP(internet access) should go to
172.100.10.38 and HTTP to 192.168.1.45.
Is there any way to do this on XP machine.

Regards
Anant

In XP that can only be done if the IP's to connect to that are NOT the
internet are known.

When you say HTTP traffic, do you mean ALL internet traffic, or just port
80 web access ? (If ALL internet access, it's possible, otherwise, most
likely not.)

To have ALL internet access go out the 192.168.1.45 interface, set that
interface's default gateway as the default gateway. There should only be
one default gateway no matter how many NIC's are installed.

IF, the non-internet IP's are all in the same 172.x.x.x subnet that your
NIC is in it should automatically know that. The problem comes in when
you want to connect to OTHER IP's that you can only access thru the 172.
NIC.

At that point, you need to add persistant routes into the XP routing
table for those other IP's.