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The eth0 interface of my system is assigned the IP address 10.194.171.21.
I have several logical interfaces on eth1 physical interface, with different IP addresses assigned.

When I run wget command, it takes default bind-address as the address of eth0 (10.194.171.21).

What should I do to make the default bind address for wget as the address of one of the logical interfaces (without specifying the --bind-address option)?

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Pranav

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