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RED & Split Tunneling

FormerMember
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Hi there,

my english is not so good, but I hope you understand me.

We have in our headquarter a ASG220 UTM 9 in use and in our branch office a RED 10.

Now I have not found too much on "Split Tunneling" or nothing, indicating my scenario.

I would minimize the Internet traffic running through the tunnel. The Internet traffic should directly via the Internetrouter, which ist in the branch office.

I already know that it will work - but I'm still a little hesitant when it comes to security.

If the 3-4 clients in the branch office go directly there on the internet, they have no security protection, right? Is our network in the headquarter then vulnerable to attack?


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  • FormerMember
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    Hey,

    last Question :-)

    A first test was successful. Now I come just not very clear with the https-traffic. How do I forward this mandatory on the Internet site and not over the VPN?

    Do you use the http-proxy? Do you have any problems with that?
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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember
    Hey,

    last Question :-)

    A first test was successful. Now I come just not very clear with the https-traffic. How do I forward this mandatory on the Internet site and not over the VPN?

    Do you use the http-proxy? Do you have any problems with that?
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