I've written an application (in C# Express 2008) to split traffic for Windows users, which works much like RouteSentry.
Project home:
http://code.google.com/p/traffic-splitter/
Latest version, Traffic Splitter Beta 6.3:
Setup:
http://traffic-splitter.googlecode.c...terBeta6.3.zip
Source:
http://traffic-splitter.googlecode.c...Beta6.3Src.zip
Prerequisites:
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 & Windows Installer 3.1 are required for the application to run - both of which are included by default in Windows Vista & 7
The application requires administrative privileges to manipulate the routing table. The application would request administrative privileges if it doesn't have.
If you want to have more than 1 PPPoE connection to be connected at the same time, then you need to have to:
use RASPPPoE if you're on Windows XP
I'm looking for someone to test the registry entry mod for Windows XP, instead of using RASPPPoE. See my post:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showpost...7&postcount=93
modify the WANEndPoints in your registry if you're on either Windows Vista or 7. Simply download & import the following registry file to make those changes:
http://www.quickshare.co.za/files/v2...oints.reg.html
I would appreciate it if I could get some indication of the operating systems that it works on. I've developed it on Windows XP SP2. It probably won't work on Windows 2000 or earlier.
Please notify me of any bugs or suggestions for new features. Support questions are welcome too.
Credits:
Antib0dy software, for setting an example with RouteSentry:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=200483
Gatecrasher, for his script running on routers with DD-WRT firmware, allowing more than just 2 interfaces:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=81315
Stroebs, for creating an awesome guide for RouteSentry:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showpost...tcount=2753845
DotRas for the RAS component library
Gladiator for his assistance to get the coding structure to industry standards
