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Port forwarding (port mapping) is a network address translation (NAT) technique to redirect communication requests from one address/port to another. It is used to reach services on a host residing on a masqueraded internal network, e.g. a Raspberry Pi on a home networked.
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rpi 3 : combine wifi and ethernet networks
The thing you should carefully look at when you set dual network is metric
From the routing table, it can be clearly see that whatever you search, it first search in your local network (10.65.0.0).
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