[BigWheel88]

I don't know if this is the right section to to be posting this.

Anyway I use both airport and ethernet at work. The ethernet is the main connection I use which I need for exchange connecting to shared drives and such. It is also the faster of the two. However all ports are blocked except a few of the common ones. Port 22 is blocked too.

The airport is slower but all ports are open.

I have ethernet as the first interface in network order so everything trys to use that including terminal

is there a way to tell terminal when entering ssh command to tell it to use the airport (en1) instead of ethernet (en0)?

[BigWheel88]

just figured it out.

using -b bind address option

ssh -b airportipaddress -p port [email protected]

[besson3c]

Thanks for posting that, I was going to suggest some things, but little did I know you had a convenient option already provided by OpenSSH