How to choose each NIC in Windows 10?

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I wish the infinite development of rclone.

I'm using two 4Port LAN cards, using a total of nine NICs to the motherboard's built-in LAN port. The Internet uses two lines. IP is issued and used five.

I ask many adherents.
When you answer, please explain in English as easy as possible.

I have mounted a total of six drives with rclone, and I want to assign different IPs to each. In Windows 10, my route table doesn't do what I want, and I can't set outbound firewall advanced settings.

Programs that can specify a NIC can be qBittorrent or tixati. Some torrent clients have this feature. rclone doesn't have this option yet?

The reason I want to deploy each IP is to use multiple internet lines. If you know any method available in Windows 10, please reply.

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  1. https://r1ch.net/projects/forcebindip
  2. https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/awatch.html
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Thank you for your answer first.

I have used ForcebindIP a long time ago.
It didn't work. Windows 10 64bit.

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it used for work great for me, tho i do not use it anymore.

have you downloaded and tested the latest version?

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Can you try this which binds to a local IP

  --bind string   Local address to bind to for outgoing connections, IPv4, IPv6 or name.
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Nick's features-on-demand: faster delivery than your local pizza place :wink:

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mount testid: Y: --config=D:\rclone\Y\rclone.conf --allow-other --no-checksum --no-modtime --allow-non-empty --cache-chunk-path=E:\temp\rclone\testid_chunk --cache-db-path=E:\temp\rclone\testid_backend --cache-tmp-upload-path=E:\temp\rclone\testid_upload --cache-dir=E:\temp\rclone\testid_cache
--bwlimit 999M --buffer-size 128M --umask 002 --bind 220.XXX.XXX.XXX --attr-timeout 1s --drive-chunk-size 256M --max-read-ahead=64M --dir-cache-time=4h --cache-chunk-size=64M --cache-total-chunk-size=off --cache-info-age=24h --cache-db-purge --cache-chunk-clean-interval=1h --cache-workers=16 --cache-rps=10 --tpslimit=10 --tpslimit-burst=10 --low-level-retries=10 --vfs-cache-mode=full --vfs-cache-max-age=24h --vfs-read-chunk-size=64M -vfs-read-chunk-size-limit=off --log-level INFO --log-file=E:\temp\rclone\logs\rclone_Y.log

The service is registered with NSSM, but IP binding is not working.

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Unfortunately, even the latest version doesn't work properly. COMMAND works, but if you monitor it, the assigned IP is not BINDING.

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how are you monitoring it?

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i would suggest not to name the flag --bind, that is too vague.
perhaps something more detailed such as --bind-local-ip

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ForceBindIP64.exe -i 192.168.1.38 "C:\Program Files\SmartFTP Client\SmartFTP.exe"

For example, if enter this command, the command will run without problems and SmartFTP will run. If auto metric rank 1 is 220.xxx.xxx.xxx, 192.168.1.38 is not displayed in the resource monitor.

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Thanks, I will try it!

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this is getting confusing,
you need to be clear, what issue you are responding to.
rclone --bind
or
forcebindip64

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ForceBindIP64 does not work properly. This is not only my problem.

What I told you to try is rclone. --bind-local-ip

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--bind-local-ip 220.XXX.XXX.XXX

I registered like this, but 172.17.1.38 actually works. Of course, route table was not forced.

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what ip address did you use for --bind?
did you use a valid ip address or --bind 220.XXX.XXX.XXX?
if you are using xxx, there is no need, that is a private ip local to your lan.

the goal here is to see if --bind is working and your command is very complex.
i suggest that use a very simple command for testing the new flag

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The GUID of one of my multiple NICs is {8205581E-5B27-4D24-B01B-0A1F5634EB95}.

Rather than specifying ip, it would be nice to be able to specify a GUID. Many torrent clients can specify a NIC. Hopefully rclone will have this feature.

The NIC-specific torrent clients I know of are qBittorrent, Tixati, Deluge, Vuze and so on.

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--bind 220.XXX.XXX.XXX
--bind-local-ip 220.XXX.XXX.XXX

Both do not work.
xxx is my public IP so it is hidden.
That IP is a problem-free IP and I typed it correctly.

I currently use a total of five IPs on one PC.
Three are internal IP through router and each router is connected. Two are Direct Public IPs.

172.17.1.38
192.168.1.38
172.30.1.38
220.xxx.xxx.xxx
121.xxx.xxx.xxx

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How do you know it doesn't work?

I'm pretty sure that --bind a.b.c.d will cause the source addresses rclone uses to be a.b.c.d. On a unix machine that would be enough to ensure that traffic goes out of the interface with the IP address a.b.c.d. I'm not so sure about Windows though.

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It is hidden to prevent IP exposure.
I will not delete this video.

--bind a.b.c.d
--bind string a.b.c.d
--bind-local-ip a.b.c.d

I tried three ways.
Still the IP address of the specified 220.xxx.xxx.xxx is not binding.