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How can I configure my VPN client on OSX as a split tunnel? I don't want all my traffic to travel over the (slow) VPN. Surely there must be a way to add a default route that bypasses the VPN.
I am using the Cisco VPN Client version 4.9.0.1.0180 on OSX Snow Leopard.
Yes politically, a split-tunnel is dead in the water. I am looking for a work-around. In a Unix(like) environment, I can't imagine it would be impossible to fix up the routes after the fact. – Caffeine Coma – 2009-09-21T19:12:35.937
Yeah, I imagine with the right incantation of "route add" and "route change" commands, you'd be able to specify how traffic should go. You know about "netstat -r" to show route tables on OS X? – Doug Harris – 2009-09-21T20:26:18.847
1Well it looks like I have two default routes- first one being the VPN, and then the other one being my usual default. I'm not sure how to give one precedence over the other. I tried deleting and then re-adding the "real" default, so that it appears above the VPN default, but then all my traffic goes no where. – Caffeine Coma – 2009-09-21T22:58:41.020