ForceBindIP

ForceBindIP is a command-line tool that allows you to force an application to use a specific network interface or IP address.

There are multiple reasons why you might want to use ForceBindIP. It can be handy when you want to bind a specific application to a particular network interface or IP address, bypass geographic restrictions, or test network communication on different interfaces.

ForceBindIP works by intercepting the outbound network traffic initiated by the targeted application and redirecting it through the specified IP address or network interface.

While ForceBindIP is generally compatible with most applications, it may not work with applications that implement their own custom network communication methods or those that specifically bind to certain addresses regardless of the system's default routing table.

No, ForceBindIP is only compatible with Windows operating systems.

To specify the IP address or network interface, you need to provide the correct syntax in the command line along with the application executable. For example, 'ForceBindIP <specific_ip_address> <application_executable>'.

Yes, ForceBindIP is an open-source project and is available for free.

Yes, some alternative tools to ForceBindIP include ProxyCap, Proxifier, and FreeCap.

You can download the latest version of ForceBindIP from the official project repository on GitHub.

While there may not be official documentation, you can find helpful resources and guides on how to use ForceBindIP on various online forums and communities.