How to make an outgtoing TCP connection through specified netwrok interface?
Is there a way to implement in C program a next feature: it's need to making outgoing TCP connections through specified network interface? as example:
eth0 - 172.16.0.1
eth1 - 192.168.1.1
In some case I'm need to make outgoing connections from source address 172.16.0.1, and under some other circumstances from 192.168.1.1.
Is this possible ?
Is this can be achieved with bind() routine?
TIA.
networking sockets tcp-ip
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
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Is there a way to implement in C program a next feature: it's need to making outgoing TCP connections through specified network interface? as example:
eth0 - 172.16.0.1
eth1 - 192.168.1.1
In some case I'm need to make outgoing connections from source address 172.16.0.1, and under some other circumstances from 192.168.1.1.
Is this possible ?
Is this can be achieved with bind() routine?
TIA.
networking sockets tcp-ip
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
Maybe stackoverflow.com/q/14478167/5830574
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:23
Thanks, useful topic. But I'm don't need to bind a listening socket but socket for outgoing connection.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 10:45
Doesn't make a difference. See stackoverflow.com/q/335607/5830574 They also suggestsetsockopt().
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:54
Ok. Thanks again. I just will check it with test code ...
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 11:06
setsockopt(#3, SO_BINDTODEVICE, enp0s3:1)->19 - it;s looks like that BINDTODEV is no works for the pseudo-interfaces.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 12:07
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Is there a way to implement in C program a next feature: it's need to making outgoing TCP connections through specified network interface? as example:
eth0 - 172.16.0.1
eth1 - 192.168.1.1
In some case I'm need to make outgoing connections from source address 172.16.0.1, and under some other circumstances from 192.168.1.1.
Is this possible ?
Is this can be achieved with bind() routine?
TIA.
networking sockets tcp-ip
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
Is there a way to implement in C program a next feature: it's need to making outgoing TCP connections through specified network interface? as example:
eth0 - 172.16.0.1
eth1 - 192.168.1.1
In some case I'm need to make outgoing connections from source address 172.16.0.1, and under some other circumstances from 192.168.1.1.
Is this possible ?
Is this can be achieved with bind() routine?
TIA.
networking sockets tcp-ip
networking sockets tcp-ip
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
asked Feb 17 at 9:34
Ruslan R. LaishevRuslan R. Laishev
13
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Maybe stackoverflow.com/q/14478167/5830574
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:23
Thanks, useful topic. But I'm don't need to bind a listening socket but socket for outgoing connection.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 10:45
Doesn't make a difference. See stackoverflow.com/q/335607/5830574 They also suggestsetsockopt().
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:54
Ok. Thanks again. I just will check it with test code ...
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 11:06
setsockopt(#3, SO_BINDTODEVICE, enp0s3:1)->19 - it;s looks like that BINDTODEV is no works for the pseudo-interfaces.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 12:07
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Maybe stackoverflow.com/q/14478167/5830574
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:23
Thanks, useful topic. But I'm don't need to bind a listening socket but socket for outgoing connection.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 10:45
Doesn't make a difference. See stackoverflow.com/q/335607/5830574 They also suggestsetsockopt().
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:54
Ok. Thanks again. I just will check it with test code ...
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 11:06
setsockopt(#3, SO_BINDTODEVICE, enp0s3:1)->19 - it;s looks like that BINDTODEV is no works for the pseudo-interfaces.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 12:07
Maybe stackoverflow.com/q/14478167/5830574
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:23
Maybe stackoverflow.com/q/14478167/5830574
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:23
Thanks, useful topic. But I'm don't need to bind a listening socket but socket for outgoing connection.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 10:45
Thanks, useful topic. But I'm don't need to bind a listening socket but socket for outgoing connection.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 10:45
Doesn't make a difference. See stackoverflow.com/q/335607/5830574 They also suggest
setsockopt().– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:54
Doesn't make a difference. See stackoverflow.com/q/335607/5830574 They also suggest
setsockopt().– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:54
Ok. Thanks again. I just will check it with test code ...
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 11:06
Ok. Thanks again. I just will check it with test code ...
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 11:06
setsockopt(#3, SO_BINDTODEVICE, enp0s3:1)->19 - it;s looks like that BINDTODEV is no works for the pseudo-interfaces.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 12:07
setsockopt(#3, SO_BINDTODEVICE, enp0s3:1)->19 - it;s looks like that BINDTODEV is no works for the pseudo-interfaces.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 12:07
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Maybe stackoverflow.com/q/14478167/5830574
– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:23
Thanks, useful topic. But I'm don't need to bind a listening socket but socket for outgoing connection.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 10:45
Doesn't make a difference. See stackoverflow.com/q/335607/5830574 They also suggest
setsockopt().– PerlDuck
Feb 17 at 10:54
Ok. Thanks again. I just will check it with test code ...
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 11:06
setsockopt(#3, SO_BINDTODEVICE, enp0s3:1)->19 - it;s looks like that BINDTODEV is no works for the pseudo-interfaces.
– Ruslan R. Laishev
Feb 17 at 12:07