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10-09-2023 04:55 AM
Hi,
We are running on a setup today where the client connects through L2TP to a Mikrotik-router and then connects with OpenVPN to the next environment.
Just now we are switchning to PA440 and GlobalProtect VPN IPSec instead of L2TP, and we have a problem now that the DNS lookup is not working when on the OpenVPN-tunnel inside the GlobalProtect VPN-tunnel (it was working out of the box in the L2TP and OpenVPN setup).
What am I missing? Some kind of static route in the GlobalProtect settings?
I can see on the client when I compare the different routing tables, that the traffic for the environment on the OpenVPN side is differently routed than before.
Thanks for the help!
10-11-2023 06:58 AM
you may need to configure split tunneling so the subnets reached through openvpn are not routed to globalprotect, else you'll get conflicts
10-11-2023 11:40 PM
Hi Reaper,
Thanks for the reply.
Will that work, since we are whitelistening the IP on the GlobalProtect VPN-tunnel end site in the next environment, to be able to OpenVPN there? Maybe I lack a bit of knowledge here.
IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx => GP VPN yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy => OpenVPN zzz.zzz.zzz.zzz (yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy whitelisted)
10-12-2023 08:48 PM
Hello NisseNilson,
At that point, I think you need to play directly with the routing on the OS client.
Otherwise, you can set a VM in the host machine : the host machine with the GP client, the VM with the openVPN client and set the VM network to use the GP interface.
Olivier
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10-16-2023 12:01 AM
Hi,
Thanks for the reply!
That's interesting, but maybe you are right about the routing table on the OS client. It is not that user friendly, but maybe I am able to find a way.
Do you have any insights or examples?
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