Which vpn protocol are you using?
If you are using OpenVPN, you can achieve what you need through the client configurations
Redirect Internet Traffic
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Re: Redirect Internet Traffic
moatazelmasry wrote:
> Which vpn protocol are you using?
>
> If you are using OpenVPN, you can achieve what you need through the client
> configurations
HOW????
I am using L2TP via the VPN Azure, as behind a NAT'd service where no control over the firewall.
All connections work fine, but so slow as all Internet is redirected thru L2TP connection.
There are NO options to ONLY direct 192.168.10.xx traffic via VPN (or 10.8.0.xxx for example,)
> Which vpn protocol are you using?
>
> If you are using OpenVPN, you can achieve what you need through the client
> configurations
HOW????
I am using L2TP via the VPN Azure, as behind a NAT'd service where no control over the firewall.
All connections work fine, but so slow as all Internet is redirected thru L2TP connection.
There are NO options to ONLY direct 192.168.10.xx traffic via VPN (or 10.8.0.xxx for example,)
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moatazelmasry
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Re: Redirect Internet Traffic
So which traffic should be redirected through the VPN?
On SE, if you just want to reach intranet, I think you can leave the gateway field empty
From the client you can try to add a route for your traffic, like in this example:
https://superuser.com/questions/12022/h ... on-network
Or if you are using OpenVPN you can shape the traffic from the client in anyway you want:
See these:
http://www.vpnusers.com/viewtopic.php?f ... 1858617778
On SE, if you just want to reach intranet, I think you can leave the gateway field empty
From the client you can try to add a route for your traffic, like in this example:
https://superuser.com/questions/12022/h ... on-network
Or if you are using OpenVPN you can shape the traffic from the client in anyway you want:
See these:
http://www.vpnusers.com/viewtopic.php?f ... 1858617778