Split tunnel is not working for Linux/IOS devices

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Split tunnel is not working for Linux/IOS devices

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Hi,

I have a VPN-SSL GP in a FW PA. I have some "Acess routes" in include for LAN ranges (10.0.0.0/8 and 192.168.x.x) and the rest should go through ISP local user.

The issue is that I'm seeing traffic destined for the internet that shouldn't be reaching the FW via the VPN.

Goiing to agent logs i can see all routes in Linux client as OK. Default route is its ISP.

Is there any limitation in GP default route for non Windows device?

 

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Hi @BigPalo ,

 

 

 

Which GlobalProtect client version are you running? There have been documented issues in older GP client versions where split tunneling didn’t function as expected, causing some internet-bound traffic to route through the VPN despite proper configuration.

 

I’d recommend updating to a more recent preferred GP client version and testing again from there.

 

Also, do you happen to connect to multiple different portals? I’ve seen cases where the issue ended up being agent-related. I had to connect to a completely different portal/gateway, disconnect, and then reconnect to the correct one. Spent an hour digging through configs before realizing that was the culprit. I was supporting multiple sensitive environments so upgrades with anything weren't supported as easily. 

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Stay Secure,
Jay
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