I've set up VPN Connections on our remote Win10 Pro machines. I am able to connect via our Meraki MX64 without problem. When I check the "Use default gateway on remote network" box I'm able to successfully connect to our LAN based hosts. When I uncheck that box, I can successfully connect to the VPN but am unable to reach any local LAN host. I successfully ran the following command in an Administrator Powershell screen to add a VPN connection route: add-vpnconnectionroute -ConnectionName "<Our VPN Connection>" -DestinationPrefix 192.168.254.0/24 That command seems to work, as when I run get-VPNConnection it shows all correct information and SplitTunnel as true. The problem is that I'm unable to reach any of my local LAN hosts after doing this. I don't want to use a netsh command, which after a reboot is no longer persistent. When I try a route -p add I too can't get to my local LAN hosts. Ideas?
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