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I need to use for some things a cisco VPN connection, but I don't want to route all my trafic over the VPN but only that traffic, that is send to a specific network.

How does a script look like, that sends all traffic to 10.10.3.1 or exchange.server.de through the VPN tunnel and the rest of the traffic uses the default route that existed before the VPN was established?

Thanks for your help.

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You would have to set up split tunneling on the concentrator side of the connection This link will give you a good idea of what I'm talking about. If you do not have access to the VPN concentrator, then you will not be able to change what does and what doesnt go through the tunnel

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Hmm, I mean I can change it in the way, that nothing goes through the VPN tunnel with deleting the default route. But when I add the subnet of the network I want to route through the VPN to my routes, the routing dosen't work... So I think it must be somehow work. At least it works fine with L2PT... – Dominik Jan 17 at 17:21

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