Feb 26, 2015 · SSL VPN split tunnel and split DNS? I have an SSL VPN portal set up with split tunneling, and it works just fine. However, it doesn't do split DNS, so I basically have to hit everything by IP address. For those things I don't have memorized, nslookup directly targeting the DNS server on the internal network works.
This article includes instructions for configuring split tunnel client VPN on Windows and Mac OS X. For standard Client VPN configuration on Windows and Mac OS X, please refer to our Client VPN setup guide. The rest of this article assumes a VPN has already been setup in this manner. F5 VPN ¥ (as of version 2.2+) (Split-dns mode and DNS-based split tunneling incompatible due to DNS proxy) F5 may not be used with DNS names defined with the roaming client (see ¥ section below). To use split tunneling with F5 and the roaming client at this time, use IP-based split tunneling rather than DNS based split tunneling. VPN split DNS. This has been mainly tested on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Purpose of this is to handle properly split DNS properly with VPN connections out of Network Manager. dns-server value 172.16.1.1 vpn-tunnel-protocol IPSec password-storage enable split-tunnel-policy tunnelspecified split-tunnel-network-list value split-tunnel default-domain value domain.local split-dns value domain.local The name resolution works properly for the remote resources but the local DNS doesn't seem to work. I can ping and access the local resources using IP, so in that sense the split VPN is working as expected. I saw some conversation that there have been issues with the split DNS setup on NetScaler firmware 11.1.
VPN split DNS. This has been mainly tested on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Purpose of this is to handle properly split DNS properly with VPN connections out of Network Manager.
Hello. We're about to add VPN Split-Tunneling for our Lync/Skype services, so they do not traverse the VPN. However, in order to do that we will need to create DNS Views so that the VPN clients receive different responses to DNS queries. As it's a production system I'm concerned about screwing this I want to create a split-DNS config on a 14.04 desktop machine with both a local eth network and a VPN connection. Ie I should send DNS lookups for address ranges that are accessed via the vpn to the (private) DNS servers that are configured for that particular vpn connection.
Should DNS split tunneling be enabled? Enabling DNS split-tunneling seems to mean we're relying on the VPN Client to intercept DNS queries like _ldap._tcp.site._sites.ad.example.com to prevent them from being sent to the public DNS server. Is the DNS split-tunneling in VPN clients strict and reliable?
Should DNS split tunneling be enabled? Enabling DNS split-tunneling seems to mean we're relying on the VPN Client to intercept DNS queries like _ldap._tcp.site._sites.ad.example.com to prevent them from being sent to the public DNS server. Is the DNS split-tunneling in VPN clients strict and reliable? This article includes instructions for configuring split tunnel client VPN on Windows and Mac OS X. For standard Client VPN configuration on Windows and Mac OS X, please refer to our Client VPN setup guide. The rest of this article assumes a VPN has already been setup in this manner. F5 VPN ¥ (as of version 2.2+) (Split-dns mode and DNS-based split tunneling incompatible due to DNS proxy) F5 may not be used with DNS names defined with the roaming client (see ¥ section below). To use split tunneling with F5 and the roaming client at this time, use IP-based split tunneling rather than DNS based split tunneling. VPN split DNS. This has been mainly tested on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Purpose of this is to handle properly split DNS properly with VPN connections out of Network Manager. dns-server value 172.16.1.1 vpn-tunnel-protocol IPSec password-storage enable split-tunnel-policy tunnelspecified split-tunnel-network-list value split-tunnel default-domain value domain.local split-dns value domain.local The name resolution works properly for the remote resources but the local DNS doesn't seem to work. I can ping and access the local resources using IP, so in that sense the split VPN is working as expected. I saw some conversation that there have been issues with the split DNS setup on NetScaler firmware 11.1.