SSL VPN DNS issue

Have you put the DNS-address of the VPN interface in the DNS-address field (Usually 10.242.2.1)?

What happens when you open a command prompt and type NSLOOKUP followed by enter?

Have you put the DNS-address of the VPN interface in the DNS-address field (Usually 10.242.2.1)?

What happens when you open a command prompt and type NSLOOKUP followed by enter?

You mean put the VPN interface under DNS servers under Remote Access-> Advanced? Just tried that, and it didn't change anything.

Nslookup gets me: 

 nslookup google.com
Server:        127.0.1.1
Address:    127.0.1.1#53

** server can't find google.com: REFUSED

So it looks like the client isn't picking up the DNS server information. I'm using an SSL VPN and OpenVPN client on my machine, if that makes a difference.

That's indeed not right... You can rightclick on your VPN connections icon in taskbar and view log.

Can you find something similar as in this log?:

dhcp-option DNS 10.242.2.1

There is. It's currently set to dhcp-option DNS 192.168.1.1 and dhcp-option DNS 8.8.8.8. I tried putting in the VPN interface in place of the 192.168 address, and it didn't change anything.

Another thing that may be part of the issue: When I run a trace route to google, it runs through the network I'm currently on directly there. I attempted to setup the UTM so that all VPN traffic would flow through it before going to the internet, and it doesn't look like it's currently doing that.