naxlets.blogg.se - Tunnelblick test

Although many corporations have multiple VPNs, most corporate users use a single VPN at a time (and usually only a single VPN for a week or month).Most individual users just want a single VPN at a time.I meant that connecting multiple VPNs simultaneously is not common.

Is this possible using TunnelBlick as the I didn't clearly express what I meant clearly. Then the VPN client would have the following resolvers: Ideal state is that if the nameservers prior to connecting to the VPN are:Īnd the DNS resolvers set by the VPN are: Without disabling split tunnel, is it possible to use another DHCP option that Tunnelblick will honor to append the VPNs resolvers (which don't forward requests for other zones). When connected, the DNS settings which resolves internal addresses for the internal resources are no longer resolving, instead they are resolving to their public addresses if available.

Split Tunnel is enabled to allow users to access the internal resources of the company such as.

DNS is configured inside of this environment.

OpenVPN has been set up on a hosted network such as EC2 or RackSpace to provide access into this environment.

Ex: internally resolves to 192.x.x.x, and externally it resolves to 68.x.x.x. Is it possible to append the DNS resolvers to the hosts' existing resolvers? The tunnelblick up/down scripts handle assigning the DNS servers to the host machine, however it appears that resolvers that were previously defined are no longer used after connecting to the VPN. Serving DNS, assigned via DHCP is a common practice. This is more of a behavioral question/issue.