In most matches that I play beating them to lane ensures an early two where clearing back harpies might not . But I usually haven ' t had help from mid so i gotta try it more . <| sep |> I was going to suggest changing the default route , but as you said , you ' ve considered that already and it won ' t work for you . Searching the Plex forums and whatnot , it seems there ' s no way to set Plex ' s interface binding at all . If you were to use some trickery like reverse proxies , it wouldn ' t help either Plex is updating app . plex . tv with what it believes is the correct address and that ' s what the apps will use . I ' m almost certain you ' re right about having the option to manually set your remote IP in the past and it no longer being there , too . I think your only real options are Move Plex to its own VM , or Move Plex into a Docker container , and set the appropriate networking on the container , or Put the plex user and processes inside a separate namespace configured with your network adapters default route reversed Here ' s a useful step by step example 293 for routing one user ' s processes over a different gateway , also Scott Lowe ' s blogpost on network n a m e s p a c e s f o l l o w u ponlinuxnetworknamespaces and this cgroups and namespaces post by R D O o n l i n u x s a n d b o xwithnamespacesandcgroups are some gentle introductions to the concepts at play . The last one is probably going to be the most useful but the most technically challenging and fiddly . FYI if you mess it up , you might break zeroconfig autodiscovery for Plex clients , and that could be a pain for you . Edit Heh . Check out this Plex Forums post Plex Media Server inside linux network n a m e s p a c e m e d i a s e r v e r i n sidelinuxnetworknamespace . Someone ' s done the hard work for you .