I'm traveling this week and using the SSLVPN a lot, and had a thought... is there any way to force *all* traffic (temporarily) to go through the VPN? The wifi at the place I'm at has a lot of useful ports blocked (messaging, IRC, POP/IMAP, SSH, etc) and I thought it would be cool to be able to temporarily tell my machine to send *all* traffic through the SSLVPN tunnel, which would then be allowed out by my ASG on the other end... it would be a slick way to get around WIFI hotspots that stupidly limit your ability to reach certain ports. It would also enhance the security of your unencrypted WIFI sessions in untrusted areas, since everything would be going through the tunnel :-)
I can imagine this could be done by modifying the default route on the machine to points at the SSLVPN tunnel, but I have no idea how to do that on XP since the SSLVPN client gets its IP addressing via DHCP. Can you modify the default route from command line on XP once a connection is already established?
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