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user895400
user895400

Reputation: 368

VPN internet traffic routing

The network that I connect to does not allow internet traffic so when I connect to it I can only remote into a machine there, I can't check my emails or go on the web. Is there a way to route my internet traffic to my other network and just use the VPN for connecting to things like my desktop and source control on their network?

I am using Juniper's Network Connect VPN.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2118

Answers (3)

R.Zoe
R.Zoe

Reputation: 1

i think that you have to root your server to cover IP address and check here new VPN provider, your problem come from the settings of your VPN more than other applications.

Upvotes: 0

Mike Redrobe
Mike Redrobe

Reputation: 1296

Once connected to the VPN, open a command prompt and type:

route add 0.0.0.0 mask 0.0.0.0 <routerip>

Upvotes: 0

tolitius
tolitius

Reputation: 22509

What you can do is create a VM (e.g. by using a VirtualBox). Install Juniper client there, and connect through it to other (work related) hosts.

This way you'd still have full access to anything you want outside of VM/VPN, and to your VPNed hosts.

VirtualBox, as some other virtualization tools, can run in a seamless mode, where you still work within your native desktop, and start applications from within the VirtualBox, as they were native ( e.g. seamless integration of virtual and native apps ).

If you'd like a slightly more complex solution, look at Split Tunneling

Upvotes: 2

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