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I have a company VPN I need to connect to before I can remote into my workstation

How can I configure my home network to only route the remote desktop data via the VPN and let everything else on the machine go via the regular?

user3258911
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Adding a route to your home network fixes this.

Also, unchecking "Use default gateway [...]" on General tab of TCP/IP Advanced from your VPN connection Properties should fix it.

The gateway way is recommended, and routing only in case that does not work.

Overmind
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On Wins10, open Control Panel. Go to >Network and Internet>Network and Sharing Center, then click "Connections" of the newly created active networks. choose Properties, then TCP/IPv4 and choose Properties, check Use the following DNS Server addresses. fill in with Google DNS.8.8.8.8; 8.8.4.4 i could solve it with method above maybe worth yourself a try.

lxy
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I fixed this on Windows 10 by enabling SplitTunneling. Firstly (thanks to Kent Chen): https://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-use-local-internet-connection-to-access-internet-while-still-connected-with-vpn There is still the known issue.

You can configure split tunnelling using PowerShell:
From PowerShell, type: 

Get-VpnConnection

If SplitTunneling is set to False, take note of the VPN name and enter the following command: 

Set-VpnConnection "Demo VPN" -SplitTunneling1

Note: Replace "Demo VPN" with your VPN name
Verify SplitTunneling is now set to True
This should resolve your problem.

Crimitorii
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