Regarding Application Based VPN Exclusion Rules

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EmilyWang
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Regarding Application Based VPN Exclusion Rules

Dear Expert,
 
Is it necessary to configure FQDN routing when breaking out the other applications except for the below-mentioned ten applications?
 
★VPN Full-Tunnel Exclusion (Application and IP/URL Based Local Internet Breakout)
>Configuring Application Based VPN Exclusion Rules 
 
Wish you have a good day and your further advise is highly appreciated.
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MyHomeNWLab
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When setting up a Local Internet Breakout, the condition for setting it up is to establish a "Full Tunnel" from the spoke to the hub.

 

Therefore, communications that are not to be routed through the Auto VPN tunnel (Full Tunnel) are configured in the "VPN Exclusion Rules".

 

Since the number of supported applications is only 10, as you say, It is better to use FQDN routing as needed.

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MyHomeNWLab
A model citizen

When setting up a Local Internet Breakout, the condition for setting it up is to establish a "Full Tunnel" from the spoke to the hub.

 

Therefore, communications that are not to be routed through the Auto VPN tunnel (Full Tunnel) are configured in the "VPN Exclusion Rules".

 

Since the number of supported applications is only 10, as you say, It is better to use FQDN routing as needed.

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