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Client VPN not working without default gateway
Hello everybody,
I set a client VPN configuration on a Meraki MX84 gateway, which mostly is used on windows 10 clients. I want to configure the Windows VPN client to NOT use the default gateway on the remote network which is working fine but I can't access the remote resources anymore(VM's from the on-premise network).
This option is important for us because I don't want all the network traffic to be routed through the Meraki gateway (like web traffic, youtube, etc. other activities that consume bandwidth). Due to the work-from-home program the load of the network band is pretty large so is this option available?
Many thanks for your support!
Raul
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It should work by specifying the Split-Tunnel networks in your configuration. How did you configure it? If not already done this way, try the script from @PhilipDAth:
https://www.ifm.net.nz/cookbooks/meraki-client-vpn.html
Another option would be to migrate to MX version 16 and use AnyConnect. There you can control these settings from the dashboard.
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I already split the tunnel, check the attached image. After I unchecked the * Use the default gateway, the internet is working well, but I'm not able to access the local resources or internal IPs. At this moment I would like to configure these setting on the existing VPN client because the entire company is using the same connection settings, only if is not working at all I will try to find other solutions, like Cisco Anyconnect.
Thanks.
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You'll want to use my tool that @KarstenI linked to.
If you do it that way using the GUI, then you'll need to add routes each time you connect for your remote network.
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Hi @PhilipDAth my plan is to keep the VPN client from Windows because the company is Microsoft based and it's easier for all users.
It's there a way to keep using the same vpn client and the routes&credentials to be saved in the connection settings? It's very uncomfortable to retype the routes and credentials every time you want to use the vpn tunnel (sometimes 3-4 times per day).
Thanks
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Use the VPN wizard posted by @KarstenI above to create the VPN. It does the routes automatically.
