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<blockquote data-quote="meatbiscuit" data-source="post: 390598" data-attributes="member: 31000">Hi all,Been browsing for a while and have been unable to find an answer by searching old threads, so here goes:I have a Mac Pro quad 2.66 GHz, I have both ethernet devices active and can make connections on both.&nbsp; My question is, I want to force my browser to use a particular interface (port).&nbsp; My situation, I use my mac at work and I want to have Safari run through Ethernet 1 so that I can access my company LAN and I want to use another browser like Camino on Ethernet 2 which has a proxy set.I would like to do my personal web-surfing through a browser that runs through an SSH tunnel to my home, thus my traffic is unfiltered and is being encrypted.I have my proxy (via SSH dynamic port forwarding) setup on Ethernet 2, now I just need to know how to force a browser to use Ethernet 2 instead of Ethernet 1.&nbsp; Any ideas?Thanks in advance</blockquote>

[QUOTE="meatbiscuit, post: 390598, member: 31000"] Hi all, Been browsing for a while and have been unable to find an answer by searching old threads, so here goes: I have a Mac Pro quad 2.66 GHz, I have both ethernet devices active and can make connections on both. My question is, I want to force my browser to use a particular interface (port). My situation, I use my mac at work and I want to have Safari run through Ethernet 1 so that I can access my company LAN and I want to use another browser like Camino on Ethernet 2 which has a proxy set. I would like to do my personal web-surfing through a browser that runs through an SSH tunnel to my home, thus my traffic is unfiltered and is being encrypted. I have my proxy (via SSH dynamic port forwarding) setup on Ethernet 2, now I just need to know how to force a browser to use Ethernet 2 instead of Ethernet 1. Any ideas? Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]

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