HTTP client unable to specify which IP to bind to, what should I do? about reactor-netty HOT 8 CLOSED

I have two network cards with different IP addresses，192.168.0.2 it's an example

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@weiyouren Please provide the logs with the problem. I tried to bind the client, where the address was specific for my local machine, and there were no issues with binding.

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I hava four network card，bindAddress(() -> new InetSocketAddress("172.31.108.179", 0))，I bind local address on eth2 ip address，but sending data is from eth3，you can see eth2 sending data is zero

but eth3 is working

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@weiyouren In addition to the configuration that you have can we also specify bindAddress for Host Name resolution like this:

				// bindAddress for the client requests
				.bindAddress(() -> new InetSocketAddress("192.168.0.2", 0))//not working,why?
				// bindAddress for Host Name resolution
				.resolver(spec -> spec.bindAddressSupplier(() -> new InetSocketAddress("192.168.0.2", 0)))

Can you also provide tcp dump?

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tcpdump -i eth2

tcpdump -i eth3

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@weiyouren Can you provide also logs from the execution? You need to enable wiretap(true) on the HttpClient and also to enable logging for reactor.netty logger.

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I cannot reproduce this issue with my setup.

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@weiyouren I'm closing this with cannot reproduce. We can reopen the issue when you are able to provide the requested information.

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