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How does Checkpoint SecuRemote know which traffic to send down the VPN?

Asked by jonnyIT in Checkpoint Firewall, Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

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Moving from a perfectly-functioning Cisco VPN on which DNS and everything 'just worked' we are now trying to remotely connect to the office via a Checkpoint Edge UTM and SecuRemote-based solution.
There are some instances where we'd like traffic to go down the VPN when it seems to just look out to the internet instead. How does Checkpoint work out what traffic goes down the VPN tunnel and what is dealt with as normal non-VPN traffic? We can get it to force everything down the VPN but this causes other problems.

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How does Checkpoint SecuRemote know which traffic to send down the VPN?

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