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If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful for those who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu/Linux.

If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful for those who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu.

If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful for those who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu/Linux.

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If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful for those who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu.

If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu.

If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful for those who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu.

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If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu.

If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

If a Ubuntu 11.04 machine is connected to WiFi and 3G simultaneously, how do I set the priority to let the applications (browser etc.) to use WiFi first? If that's not available, it should use the 3G.

Basically, I would like to set the order in which the network connections are used.

Edit: I am looking for an easier approach which would be useful who are just comfortable and not experts in Ubuntu.

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