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Hi

 

How can I split tunnels so for example my download manager connect directly to internet but my browser 

use airvpn?

Is it possible to add such feature to Eddie in future? 

 

 

Thanks

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This is not possible on Windows without special network hacks like ForceBindIP does:

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/bind-windows-application-to-specific-network-adapter-with-forcebindip/

 

On *nix it is possible with any firewall such as iptables.


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This MAY be the same question, but under split tunneling can't I exclude THUNDERBIRD email client from the VPN while allowing everything else? So far, that's the only program I have that VPN interferes with, and that's because the idiots at Google added an IP CHECK when you log in.

 

OH, if the answer is YES, how do I do that? I'm on a 3 day trial so I hope someone can answer quickly.

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You could probably exclude imap.gmail.com, smtp.gmail.com, gmail-imap.l.google.com and gmail-smtp-msa.l.google.com depends how your client is configured.

But note that they have a huge amount of servers and this is by no way tested.


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In my experience, gmail IP check will reduce as you go forward. I use Thunderbird with gmail and there is no issue with being connected to VPN. There is no interdiction after gmail learned VPN is regular usage for my account.

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Hi,

 

you are not planning to install SOCKS5 or/and HTTP proxies on (some of) your servers? That would enable using split tunneling in an easy way. I know some other VPN services that have bulit-in SOCKS5 or HTTP proxies on their servers.

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