according to this post Bind application to a specific network interface
2nd the post I tested it and it works. I set up exactly as he instructed on my pc and a virtual machine and laucnhed a multiplayer offline game and it is able to see the lan-hosted game.
this is the BindIp.cmd code
setlocal
:: IP to bind to. This env.var is used by BindIp.dll
set FORCEDIP=172.26.192.1
:: Common variables
set RegIFEO=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options%~nx1
set Injector=%~dp0injectory.x86.exe
set BindIpDll=%~dp0BindIp.dll
:: Extract target's parameters, if any
set AllParams=%*
set FirstParam=%1
call set TargetParams=%%AllParams:*%FirstParam% =%%
:: Delete debugger for the target exe in registry,
:: or we'll end in an endless loop of the batch files
reg delete "%RegIFEO%%" /v Debugger /f
:: Start target exe and inject BindIp.dll
if not [%2] == [] (
:: If there were parameters for target exe, pass them on
"%Injector%" --launch %1 --inject "%BindIpDll%" --args "%TargetParams%"
) else (
:: No parameters were specified
"%Injector%" --launch %1 --inject "%BindIpDll%"
)
:: Restore this script as debugger for the target exe in registry
reg add "%RegIFEO%" /v Debugger /t REG_SZ /d "%~dpnx0" /f
:: Debug, uncomment if needed
rem pause
endlocal
now can i use multipul ip like this in this cmd
set FORCEDIP=172.26.192.1
set FORCEDIP= external ip
set FORCEDIP= main pc ip
set FORCEDIP= external ip
ip1
ip2
ip3
ip4
the ip list can be small or big but can i use it like this?
