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From: Grzegorz Junka <list1@gjunka.com>
Subject: WiFi and NFS
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On my laptop I have two interfaces, wlan0 (WiFi) and ue0 (LAN). 
Obviously LAN is faster but not always connected. Is there any way to 
tell the system to use LAN interface in preference to the other?

When mounting NFS it uses the WiFi interface rather than LAN. Maybe 
there is an option to tell NFS to bind to a specific interface (if 
available)?

GrzegorzJ