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Does VPN allow split tunneling?

April 26, 2017Split tunneling VPN

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Does VPN allow split tunneling?

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With the Web (SSL) vpn@UCSF system the answer depends on what features you are using. For Web, File, and Terminal Services: Yes. When you are accessing web or file servers or any of the features in the Terminal Services window, only the traffic you launch from the Web (SSL) vpn@UCSF home page goes through the VPN. All other communcations go directly to the destination. NOTE: It is easy to stop using the SSL vpn@UCSF system if you are web browsing by using browser bookmarks or entering a new URL in to the browser’s URL window. Please access all web sites either through the Web (SSL) vpn@UCSF browse window or by clicking links on sites you have alerady accessed. For Network Connect: No. When you are using the Network Connect client you are connected to the UCSF Computing Network in the same manner as the Nortel VPN service previously offered by UCSF. This means that all traffic must first go to the UCSF Computing Network before it is sent to its final destination.