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Is there any way to segregate the traffic of DNS server through global protect.
 
example:-  I have allowed some traffic through the split tunnel and i configured internal DNS server.
scenerio:-
I connect through the global protect when i do nslookup from my system my all query will resolve by internal DNS server, However i want to segregate traffic only split tunnel traffic should be resolved by internal DNS server. Rest of the traffic should be resolved by external(8.8.8.8).Please advice 
 
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Under Gateway 

 

agent , client settings then click on split tunnel

You will see Tab on left hand side Access routes 

 

below that you see include and exclude

What ever traffic you want to exclude will use your ISP DNS server rest of traffic will use your Company DNS server.

 

 

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thank for your reply

 

iam using the split tunnel to allow such traffic which passing through global protect .Rest of traffic will automatically exclude by paloalto. if iam not add any thing in exclude column or it's mandatory  to add such network(Public network) to exclude and don't resolve the internal dns. please suggest

Yes for split tunnel to work you need to exclude  network  what you want .

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if i want to exclude the other traffic so it's will resolve my private DNS or public DNS. Because when i try to do  nslookup it will still show my private dns and also seen in wireshark it's resolve my private dns for every query.

Yes Traffic that is excluded will use your Private or Home ISP DNS or Google DNS which ever you have.

 

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i have excluded the public network but still my  private DNS is resolved.  

When you say I exclude the public network  which subnet's you put in exclude network?

Then when you access those subnet's it will not go via the Global protect.

It will use user Home network DNS to resolve the websites.

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