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Routing a single app to a different country?

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Hello folks,

I'd like to set it up that my main system uses Country-A (Netherlands) as VPN but a single app runs using a Country-B (Japan) connection to circumvent state censorship. Is that possible with Eddie and Windows? 
So far the only way I found is this:

[Main system with eddie Country-A] > Runs Virtual Machine[App+Second Eddie with Country-B]

Thanks a lot for your help :)

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16 hours ago, Kunuyana said:

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I'd like to set it up that my main system uses Country-A (Netherlands) as VPN but a single app runs using a Country-B (Japan) connection to circumvent state censorship. Is that possible with Eddie and Windows? 
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If the app is a torrent client, then there is this:

https://github.com/tool-maker/VPN_just_for_torrents/wiki/Running-OpenVPN-on-Windows-without-VPN-as-Default-Gateway
 
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TL;DR

  1. Add routing table entries pointing to the original default gateway, so that the VPN is bypassed by default.

  2. Bind qBittorrent (or other torrent client) to the VPN interface (or address). A Windows process bound to a network interface will ignore routing table entries that are not for that interface. So qBittorrent will use the VPN.

  3. Optionally use Windows firewall to block any traffic from qBittorrent originating from the real network interface.

There is more information and ".bat" scripts to add and remove the needed routing table entries below.


It works for Wireguard too.
 

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Thanks for the link NaDre. I am trying to do the setup for Discord, not a torrent app - the process may be similar. The main issue here is that network lock seems to be incompatible with this special routing method, but I’d like to keep it enabled:

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