Windows 10: Always On VPN Forced Tunnel with exception for Microsoft Teams

Dear Support Forum,


I am working with a client to deploy Always On VPN (AONVPN) using a forced tunnel approach. However the client requires that Microsoft teams traffic be allowed to go directly rather than via the VPN tunnel. So basically all traffic needs to route via the corporate network with the exception of MS Teams due to performance issues for real-time audio/video. i am wondering what is the best way to achieve this type of routing? any advise will be very helpful.


i am using Windows 10 client, RRAS 2016 Server, and NPS 2016 server.


Regards

victor

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I can connect to vpn's (PPTP and L2TP) using the built in vpn client on the device but when I need to make IPSec vpn connections I use the bluefire vpn client
www.bluefiresecurity.com . The client is $79 but you only need this software if you need IPSec vpn connections. for L2TP and PPTP connections the built in vpn client works just fine (with the exception
of connecing to a watchguard PPTP endpoint). Automatic vpn connection will only work if

• You use netbios names with a connection manager aware application (I.E. windows media player, outlook mobile, internet explorer mobile, file explorer and a few others) and just enter the name without any dots in it.
  
• 
  For addresses with dots in the name (I.E. yourserver.domain.whatever) you should enter the root domain in your exceptions list. So in the exceptions list you would enter *.yourdomain.whatever to match anything to that domain. If you have a sub domain
  (I.E. yourserver.sub.domain.whatever) and you wanted only to match the sub domain you can enter *.sub.domain.whatever). With this entry in the exceptions list you can now use those dotted addresses. Exceptions is necessary if you plan on trying to connect
  to anything with a dotted address through the vpn tunnel because the conneciton manager interprets dotted addresses as if you wanted to be on the internet and it will drop the tunnel even if you manually initiate the vpn tunnel.
  

Also note that when you setup your vpn connection don't put the connection in the "internet" settings, put it in the "work" settings as connection manager interprets vpn as a "work" connection and won't allow you to connect to a vpn that's set as "internet"

 

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