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<blockquote data-quote="Nicoolai" data-source="post: 772211" data-attributes="member: 111034"><p>Hi,</p><p>It is UDP streams.</p><p>I solved this, by setting the metric values manually, on each NIC. The Internet NIC was then set to the lowest metric value, causing all traffic to default to that NIC.</p><p>I then created a static route, for the subnet my IP-TV is on, for the other NIC.</p><p></p><p>Should I run into a website that shares an IP with that subnet, I will of course have a problem, but so far, this has not happened.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nicoolai, post: 772211, member: 111034"] Hi, It is UDP streams. I solved this, by setting the metric values manually, on each NIC. The Internet NIC was then set to the lowest metric value, causing all traffic to default to that NIC. I then created a static route, for the subnet my IP-TV is on, for the other NIC. Should I run into a website that shares an IP with that subnet, I will of course have a problem, but so far, this has not happened. [/QUOTE]
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