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?

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.

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.