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Permitted network resources SSL VPN FQDN

Tom van den Broek

We are using the build-in XG SSL VPN. We have it setup as a split tunnel with our internal networks under 'Permitted network resources'.

Recently we started using a SaaS service that is hosted on AWS. This service has an IP filter that only has our buildings IP addresses listed.

I want to route traffic through our VPN with a MASQ so that people working from home can pass the IP filter.

However, as this service is hosted on AWS, load-balancing gives it a different IP address regularly. Adding this new IP to the list every time is basically impossible. 

I am looking for a way to add the FQDN of this service as Permitted network resources to have a dynamic split tunnel.

 

Pulse/Cisco/Fortigate can do this. Sophos should also be able to. Does any of you know if/how it is done?

 

Thanks,

Tom



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