Here's the scenario:

My laptop is behind 2 networks (running Win7):

N1: Company's Domain
N2: Personal Wireless connection (3G Tethering)

Is there a way that I can assign Firefox or any browsers to use N2 (for outside internet usage), while the rest of the system use N1 (for remoteConnect, mapping, etc.)?

Thanks.

 

Don't think so. A connection to the web is a connection to the web.

The only way for your company to not see what you're doing is to open up port and tunnel / remote connect into your home PC. Use your home PC's desktop browser for personal use.

 

Tunneling would be slower. I guess the only way now is to switch between N1 and N2 according to what I need. Just wish it'd be convenient to be able to assign specific connection to specific program.

 

don't watch pron at work

solution

 

lmao. We make it here, so why would I need to watch it online? h:

 

wait whoa what?

details now

 

what about something like this:
http://www.netsetman.com/index.php?s=nsm

not quite the same though.

 

easy. edit the routing tables on your computer. create a batch file to add the routes at startup.

 

I think samples of your work projects are in order with comments like this :chuckles:

 

I keed I keed

Thanks bro but it's more like configuring your PC's profile instead of assigning the routing tables.

Sounds a bit complicate for a non-expert like me. How do you do that?

lol, you don't want to know John. :barf: