question on dual NIC in linux


I set NIC as:
eth0:135.252.111.11
eth1:135.252.222.22
they both work.

I want to bind ssh on eth0, bind SIP traffic on eth1, then I set ssh to
listen on 135.252.111.11, bind the socket of SIP on 135.252.222.22.
But use tcpdump can get the packet on eth1, though ssh address is
135.252.111.11.

Is that becase linux get the best route for it? how to disable the function
of this,
I want to make all ssh packet on eth0, even from 135.252.222.*

thanks a lot!
Zhou, Xiaofang


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