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Remote Desktop

FormerMember
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Hallo,

habe folgendes Problem:

Der Netzwerkadministrator von meiner Firma hat mir VPN Verbindung eingerichtet.

 Kann mich über die Sophos SSL VPN Client verbinden (Ampel Grün) aber Remote Desktop Verbindung funktioniert nicht. Das alles mit Windows 10.

Über Macbook bekomme ich die Remote Desktop Verbindung aber nur dann, wenn unter Tunnelblick Einstellungen, die Option „Sämtlichen IPv4 Datenverkehr durch das VPN leiten“

Gibt es auch so eine Einstellung unter Windows 10?

Kann mir jemand helfen?

Danke



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    Sorry for my English reply, but it sounds like there is some kind of "split-tunneling" configured inside the VPN-tunnel. While in tunnelblick you are able to also route all traffic into the VPN, i'm not sure it's possible in Win10, it might, however I think that your firewall admin needs to check whether or not all IP-subnets that should be inside the tunnel really are in the tunnel. Maybe he could even add 'any' in the tunnel (which is basically the same as sending all traffic over to the tunnel).

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    Sorry for my English reply, but it sounds like there is some kind of "split-tunneling" configured inside the VPN-tunnel. While in tunnelblick you are able to also route all traffic into the VPN, i'm not sure it's possible in Win10, it might, however I think that your firewall admin needs to check whether or not all IP-subnets that should be inside the tunnel really are in the tunnel. Maybe he could even add 'any' in the tunnel (which is basically the same as sending all traffic over to the tunnel).

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