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iPad Cisco VPN DNS Issue

gdavis17
I have setup the Cisco VPN Client on my Astaro UTM9.  I have an iPad that connects perfectly and can surf the internet.  I can even use apps that are normally blocked while at work.  My question is, why do some apps work that normally are blocked by my work web filter, but others (specifically music apps) fail.  The configuration in the VPN setup that allows most apps to function is: I put any in the VPN Local Networks, added the VPN pool to the Masquerading, Webfiltering and DNS lists.  Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks.


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    Interesting, Barry.  I tried to Edit/Save my DNAT as is, and got the same message.  When I replaced "Any" with "Internet," it worked.  I have confirmed that the old "Internet" definition I have is identical to the new "Internet IPv4" definition.

    Looking at the REF for each, it appears there is one difference in that "Internet" has 'netmask6' => 0 and "Internet IPv4" has 'netmask6' => 128.  You may have uncovered another bug in the IPv6 implementation - I don't have that activated anywhere.

    Cheers - Bob
    PS Bon Voyage, Barry!
     
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    Interesting, Barry.  I tried to Edit/Save my DNAT as is, and got the same message.  When I replaced "Any" with "Internet," it worked.  I have confirmed that the old "Internet" definition I have is identical to the new "Internet IPv4" definition.

    Looking at the REF for each, it appears there is one difference in that "Internet" has 'netmask6' => 0 and "Internet IPv4" has 'netmask6' => 128.  You may have uncovered another bug in the IPv6 implementation - I don't have that activated anywhere.

    Cheers - Bob
    PS Bon Voyage, Barry!
     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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