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How to setup a RED split tunnel?

So I just got my RED setup for our test network and started playing around with it. Very cool I might add.

What I am having an issue figuring out is how can I setup a few devices to not go through the RED but directly out through the Internet via the local DSL router?

What would be ideal is if all devices would receive DHCP/Static IPs from the ASG via the RED, but the IPs I designate via static IP in ASG get bypassed.

I can't seem to find a way to accomplish this in the ASG. Keep in mind we may have several REDs on the ASG so I'd like to split tunnel certain devices on each RED network.

Thanks

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0 Xfiring over 12 years ago

Thanks for all the answers. So would even basic firewall capabilities be active on devices that are on the RED network via split tunnel? I understand about the proxy solution, but now I am just wondering about regular firewall rules or port blocks.

Thanks in advance
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0 matthias.schmidt over 12 years ago in reply to Xfiring

[...] So would even basic firewall capabilities be active on devices that are on the RED network via split tunnel?[...]

No, there would be no security feature at all for any paket NOT going through the tunnel.
But you certainly can filter the traffic going through the tunnel on the ASG side.

Kind regards,
Matthias
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0 matthias.schmidt over 12 years ago in reply to Xfiring

[...] So would even basic firewall capabilities be active on devices that are on the RED network via split tunnel?[...]

No, there would be no security feature at all for any paket NOT going through the tunnel.
But you certainly can filter the traffic going through the tunnel on the ASG side.

Kind regards,
Matthias
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