Broadcast routes to VPN clients

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RandolphKahle
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Broadcast routes to VPN clients

I am setting up a VPN configuration for a client. Using MX60 and it's client VPN facility.

 

If the client specifies "send all traffic over VPN" then they can reach computers that are on different VLANs and subnet ranges. I would like to have VPN clients able to >not< send all traffic over the VPN. However, I'll need the VPN connection to broadcast the subnets that are available on the other side of the VPN circuit.

 

How can I get the VPN circuit to broadcast these address subnets?

 

Randy

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MRCUR
Kind of a big deal

You'll need to configure a split tunnel VPN on the client side with the correct destination networks configured (what you want to send over the VPN). 

 

See here for how to do this in Windows with PowerShell: https://www.reddit.com/r/meraki/comments/5q32i2/meraki_client_vpn_windows_10_powershell/

 

Note the "$Destination" variable where you'll define what needs to be routed over the VPN tunnel. 

MRCUR | CMNO #12

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MRCUR
Kind of a big deal

You'll need to configure a split tunnel VPN on the client side with the correct destination networks configured (what you want to send over the VPN). 

 

See here for how to do this in Windows with PowerShell: https://www.reddit.com/r/meraki/comments/5q32i2/meraki_client_vpn_windows_10_powershell/

 

Note the "$Destination" variable where you'll define what needs to be routed over the VPN tunnel. 

MRCUR | CMNO #12
RandolphKahle
Conversationalist

Nice. Thank you.

 

Do you know of an equivalent script for MacOS?

MilesMeraki
Head in the Cloud

Check out this article for OSX Split tunnel configuration - https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Client_VPN/Configuring_Split-tunnel_Client_VPN

 

Eliot F | Simplifying IT with Cloud Solutions
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