Helmut, is it easy to explain how the RED knows to route 1.2.3.4 through a split tunnel when the ASG provides DHCP?
When the ASG provides DHCP the ASG adds a vendor specific option that allows the AP to directly connect to the ASG without the need to go through 1.2.3.4. And the ASG IP should be in the network range as the redsX interface itself which is always appended to the split networks [:D]
And, what in Bjoern's posts above led you to understand that he's having the ASG provide
DHCP?
I was just trying to clarify if this is the case or not to help tracking down the root cause of this issue.
