Question / Help Routing stream packets to a secondary internet connection

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Darker

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I have two internet connections; ADSL and 3G. I have 1 mbit/s up on ADSL so there's no point in streaming from it. Therefore I want to reroute the streaming packets to Twitch so that they are being sent through the 3G connection rather than ADSL (which is the main connection).

I managed to do this by using cports to find out what IP Twitch uses for receiving the streaming packets, then I rerouted the packets to the 3G connection with the route add command.

Now I can't get this to work anymore so I'm wondering if Twitch has changed something on their end lately?

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For a couple months ago this worked perfectly fine, I only had to reroute the 185.42.204.210 live1.arn01.justin.tv to the 3G connection and it worked perfectly. Now it doesn't work anymore though. I have tried rerouting all of the IP's in this picture to the 3G connection, but the packets are still sent through ADSL...
 
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dping

Active Member
Darker said:
I have two internet connections; ADSL and 3G. I have 1 mbit/s up on ADSL so there's no point in streaming from it. Therefore I want to reroute the streaming packets to Twitch so that they are being sent through the 3G connection rather than ADSL (which is the main connection).

I managed to do this by using cports to find out what IP Twitch uses for receiving the streaming packets, then I rerouted the packets to the 3G connection with the route add command.

Now I can't get this to work anymore so I'm wondering if Twitch has changed something on their end lately?

M3csAV1.png


For a couple months ago this worked perfectly fine, I only had to reroute the 185.42.204.210 live1.arn01.justin.tv to the 3G connection and it worked perfectly. Now it doesn't work anymore though. I have tried rerouting all of the IP's in this picture to the 3G connection, but the packets are still sent through ADSL...
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you can do this by binding under OBS. It will use the network adapter specified and route traffic that way. You will need an IP address for each connection.
 
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Darker

Member
dping said:
you can do this by binding under OBS. It will use the network adapter specified and route traffic that way. You will need an IP address for each connection.
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Are you saying OBS has a built in function for this? Or are you talking about cports?
 
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