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I work from home and have a Cisco 8000 series router on my desk that provides VPN connectivity to my company's network. The router sits between my ISP-provided router and my computer. While I am connected to the VPN router, I am unable to access other computers/printers on my home network.
Is there a way I can easily switch between the VPN connection and a connection to my home network (bypass the VPN router) without having to disconnect network cables each time? Is there a device I can hook up to allow this? Or a configuration on the router?
I don't need all of the in-depth details (especially if the changes are needed at the router), but rather a good starting place to work from. I can do the research - I just don't know where to start.
Thank you!
1Do you have an example configuration I can see? Url? – Brian Knight – 2013-02-12T21:15:43.843
If you are using windows; plug in second network adapter and a cable to each network, then in the network adapters window select advanced->advanced settings, and you can prioritize the network adapters, just make sure your home one is above the work one and it will be the default. – Justin – 2013-02-12T22:31:23.087