Windows IP Binding Utility -- 2
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a small Windows-based utility that will let me “pin” specific traffic to one of two active internet links—an Ethernet line and a Wi-Fi line—running at the same time. In practice, the tool must detect both adapters, expose their local IPs, and allow me to bind each outgoing connection (or even individual applications/ports) to the interface I choose, overriding the default gateway rules that Windows normally applies.
Core expectations
• Works only on Windows 10/11; no need for cross-platform code.
• Handles exactly two concurrent connections—one wired, one wireless—without dropping packets when one link is restarted.
• Persists my bindings after reboot until I change them again.
Acceptance test
If I can open two command prompts, route one prompt’s ping/traceroute through Ethernet and the other through Wi-Fi, and see the correct external IPs at sites like https://ifconfig.me, the job is done.
Feel free to build in C#, C++, PowerShell, or another native Windows-friendly language; just include full source, a compiled executable, and a brief “how to use” note.
Core expectations
• Works only on Windows 10/11; no need for cross-platform code.
• Handles exactly two concurrent connections—one wired, one wireless—without dropping packets when one link is restarted.
• Persists my bindings after reboot until I change them again.
Acceptance test
If I can open two command prompts, route one prompt’s ping/traceroute through Ethernet and the other through Wi-Fi, and see the correct external IPs at sites like https://ifconfig.me, the job is done.
Feel free to build in C#, C++, PowerShell, or another native Windows-friendly language; just include full source, a compiled executable, and a brief “how to use” note.