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My work blocks access to music streaming sites to cut down on bandwidth costs. I have an android phone that I plug in that will give me a separate NIC for internet access. I've been playing with "route add" to add ips one at a time and got Rdio.com to go through my phone but I'm having trouble with Last.fm

I got the Last.fm to load up in the browser using the route table as mentioned above but adding the ip's of the stream urls has become a nightmare. Last.fm has a bunch of different sub domains (cdn) that a streamed song could possibly go through (I got up to 16 before I said f it and came here), each with a different ip (not even the first octet is always the same) however the tld is always last.fm

So, to make this easier, anyone have any suggestions to how I could say "send all *.last.fm traffic through NIC 2, everything else through NIC 1"?

Or, if someone knows of a (free) proxy server that can be configured to send it's traffic through a specific NIC I could make do with that work.

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Questions on policy circumvention are off topic. – ErikA Jan 25 at 23:55
It's not actually policy circumvention - he's operating within the work policy. That said, this is a question for SU. – MikeyB Jan 26 at 0:24
Sorry if this was the wrong site. I figured since it had to do with TCP/IP Routing it would be considered networking oriented. And no, I'm not trying to circumvent, I've actually cleared this with my manager. I'll try SU – JoshKraker Jan 26 at 19:17
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closed as off topic by ErikA, Evan Anderson, Zoredache, MikeyB, sam Jan 26 at 0:39

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The FoxyProxy Firefox Addon may should able to do what you are looking for. It even claims to be able to autodetect blocked sites, although all I've ever used it for was proxying all web traffic through my phone, so I can't tell how well this works.

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