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Cisco VPN "Split Tunneling"

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I have users with Cisco VPN clients.  When connecting to one VPN location running a Cisco ASA5505, they can connect to the VPN (ipsec), and still use their local internet.

When those same users connect to the Astaro VPN, they are unable to use their internet.  I can't find any split tunneling type of feature in the astaro.  IS there something I am missing?


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Shannon


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    Hi, Shannon,

    On the 'Global' tab, select 'Automatic packet filter rules' and put only the local networks in 'Local Networks' - adding "Any" or "Internet" there will result in the establishment of "full" tunnels.

    The alternative is to offer a full tunnel, but tell the users how to configure their client to create a split tunnel.  I know that's possible with the Windows L2TP/IPsec client, but I don't know if it's do-able with the Cisco client.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Hi, Shannon,

    On the 'Global' tab, select 'Automatic packet filter rules' and put only the local networks in 'Local Networks' - adding "Any" or "Internet" there will result in the establishment of "full" tunnels.

    The alternative is to offer a full tunnel, but tell the users how to configure their client to create a split tunnel.  I know that's possible with the Windows L2TP/IPsec client, but I don't know if it's do-able with the Cisco client.

    Cheers - Bob
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