Hi I want to route outbound traffic on port 3391 through my wireless card instead of my wired connection. Is this possible? Or can I specify traffic for an external IP to go through the wireless NIC? Jamie Fisher

AFAIK you can only do that when the wirelesss NIC is on a separate subnet with the shortest route to the system you are trying to reach over port 3391. Windows has no option to tell that outbound traffic to a specific port must go through a defined NIC. Ray - Author of Windows 7 for XP Professionals

What about specific IP address?Jamie Fisher

Yeah, ports don't really come into it when you're looking at routing, but you can definitely tell Windows to route traffic to a particular IP through a particular interface. Open up a command prompt and check out the route command... you'll end up with something like this: route -p ADD <Destination> MASK 255.255.255.255 <Gateway> METRIC <Cost> IF <Wireless Interface> Where: Destination = The IP address you're trying to get to. Gateway = The gateway needed to get to the destination, this can be your own IP if you're on the same subnet. Cost = A number that helps Windows compare routes to the same address (lowest cost wins). Wireless Interface = The interface number of your wireless adapter (you can see this in the output of "route print") Good luck. - Jason