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Title: split tunnelling with sme
Post by: kokomi on June 08, 2005, 12:29:01 AM

I am using the default vpn server that came with SME 6.01.  Does anyone know of a way to configure the windows VPN client to allow for split tunneling?  Split tunneling is where only packets destined for the networks on the VPN are passed thru the tunnel. All other traffic is routed out the normal interface.
-Ken

Title: route print
Post by: mbachmann on June 08, 2005, 12:18:04 PM

The default behaviour of the Microsoft VPN client is all traffic through the tunnel. Split tunneling is a matter of routing tables and you might get success in altering the routing tables. This is done with route command.

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route print shows the existing routes,

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route add adds a route.

Maybe you can achieve this with a router also.

Title: split tunnelling with sme
Post by: smeghead on June 08, 2005, 05:46:45 PM

.. easy when you know how :-)

Just configure TCP/IP for the VPN (Networking, TCP/IP Properties, Advanced button) to not use the remote network gateway; done!

HTH