[vpn] directing traffic
Omar Khawaja
omarkhawaja at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 25 21:00:43 EDT 2002
if you are using an IPsec tunnel, you need to enable "Split tunneling" -
this will be done on the VPN concentrator. Unfortunatley (as far as I
know) if you're using PPTP, there's no recourse..
Omar Khawaja
-----Original Message-----
From: Nate Harel [mailto:nharel at nettech-services.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 5:21 PM
To: vpn at securityfocus.com
Subject: [vpn] directing traffic
I recently set up a small vpn connection between my office and home
computer. Other than the slow connection, I am having an interesting
problem.
I have a W2K machine in my office running behind a Netgear router. Same
setup at home. I make the connection to the home computer and all is
well.
I created a network connection to the home machine and I have a regular
connection to my ISP.
However, when I have the VPN connection open, all the traffic that used
to
go out to the ISP is trying to go via the VPN (and therefore, fails).
How can I direct traffic that is meant to go out, to not go via the VPN
channel?
Thanks
Nate
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