Windows 10 client Split Tunneling

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Hey guys I have been trying to setup a vpn to my home network for a good chunk of time and am stuck. I've tried both PPTP and L2TP/IPsec from my microtik router. The client is able to see the network and login but the problem is they can either see the remote network and not have internet (Not able to browse online due to no DNS assigned I'm guessing) or vice versa no remote network but are able to browse. I can control which option by the split tunneling setting in windows 10. Since the IPv4 properties are bugged I have to use either powershell or edit rasphone.pbk in appdata. When split tunneling is enabled the client has internet but is unable to ping any part of the remote network. When it is disabled they are unable to access internet.

Just to be clear I want the user to have access to mapped network drive for backups, media etc... but I don't want all their traffic routed through the vpn (default gate assigned for their local router I think). What am I missing? I'm new to this and I assume I'm wrong about several things. Feel free to correct me.

Thanks

Chris

Posted 2015-10-21T17:10:40.030

Reputation: 1

When split tunnel is enabled try creating a manual route for the remote network you want to reach over the VPN. – Zoredache – 2015-10-21T18:26:19.507

Awesome thanks for pointing me the right direction. For anyone who needs this later. Here's what I did.

  1. pulled up admin cmd prompt
  2. Type without quotes "route print" find you vpn interface number.
  3. "route add <Destination IP> mask 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.0 IF <VPN Number from before> -p" (makes it stick when machine is restarted)
  4. < – Chris – 2015-10-21T21:04:40.740

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