04-14-2020 12:02 PM
I am using GlobalProtect 5.09 with PanOS 9.0.7.
While using dual monitors with a split-tunnel VPN, I find that when VPN disconnects dns resolution is still trying to use internal dns servers. I am forced to reboot my desktop at home multiple times per day when using remote desktop with two monitors, or to use rdp on a single monitor.
The dual monitor remote session freezes multiple times per day, often requiring me to signout of windows. After the signout, I no longer have DNS resolution and have to reboot. Same thing happens with VPN disconnects.
Any workarounds? Should I use external DNS as a secondary in the GlobalProtect gateway settings? I also had the same problem with the prior version of GlobalProtect client and PanOS.
07-04-2020 07:08 AM
Found a solution. When I added satellite tunnel and allowing authentication from local auth or certificate, the issue went away.
04-14-2020 05:06 PM
Hi,
I don't quite follow your question. Can you please elaborate?
04-15-2020 02:51 PM
GlobalProcect agent disconnects.
Nslookup still points at internal network DNS resolvers specified by the gateway, not the OS dns resolvers such as 8.8.8.8 for google dns.
07-04-2020 07:08 AM
Found a solution. When I added satellite tunnel and allowing authentication from local auth or certificate, the issue went away.
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