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Some replies here have unintended side effects that lead us down a different path:

 

GP adds "on-link" host routes for itself on the "main" ethernet interface when it connects.
Our workaround was a PS script to add a similar host route (via the WSL adapter virtual ethernet).

 

e.g. during our test when
- the WSL host had an IP of 172.25.175.245
- netstat showed interface #20  "Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter #2"  held our WSL network
- GlobalProtect's tunnel host route had a metric of 256 (though I imagine any value greater than 1 will do)

 

we got it working by adding
- route add 172.25.175.245 mask 255.255.255.255 172.25.175.245 metric 256 if 20

 

Without the route, WSL seems to be treated as coming from a local LAN (which is not allowed by configuration) rather than the local host.

Adding the route "fixes" that.

 

Ideally I should be able to direct GP to treat more than 1 interface as local on a multi-homed host.
Lacking that, we schedule scripts on interface up/down events.

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