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different DNS/DHCP in Remote Access

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Hi,
we use SSL-VPN on our UTM 9.2 for different local nets for different customers.

Is it possible to use different DNS/DHCP ranges and settings (including domain names) as configured in  Settings and assign it to different SSL-VPN profiles?

Is there an other and quicker solution as to vote this some years old feature request:
VPN: Split DNS for SSL VPN Clients

Regards
Nathan


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    Nathan,

    Why not use the built-in DNS, assigning a Request Route for each of their internal domains?  With your firewall rules in place, you should have no crossover.  Can that work, or is that what you're doing now?

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Nathan,

    Why not use the built-in DNS, assigning a Request Route for each of their internal domains?  With your firewall rules in place, you should have no crossover.  Can that work, or is that what you're doing now?

    Cheers - Bob
     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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    Hi Bob,
    I use Network Services / DNS / Request Routing to resolve the different local DNS queries.
    With SSL-VPN I can use this to resolve server.custom-domain.local or server.another-custom-domain.local. This works.
    On Remote Access / Advanced I can specify one domain name. E.g. domain.local. Clients can now resolv just 'server' instead of server.domain.local.
    Nathan
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