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VPN Question

I have a question about VPN's if I may, I know this will be a very easy question to answer for experts on the subject.

If I am on a computer that has Internet, and then I connect to a VPN (through a cisco or built in windows client), then does ALL of my network traffic automatically route through the VPN I am actively connected to? Are there exceptions? If all traffic routes through the VPN, am I correct in thinking you couldn't have two VPN connections (as you can only have one gateway?)

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I suppose in order for me to prove what is and isn't running through the VPN connection, I could run a traceroute or a netstat? Or if not, is there a bit of software that can do this?
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