@SonicBoom wrote:
pulse will be listed under network connect, is optional and in my opinion blows NC out of the water since for laptops it will supress the wirless while its connected and DOES NOT break a connection as described below
Junos PulseÑWhen creating a tunnel with split tunneling disabled, Junos Pulse
establishes the tunnel on a Junos Pulse virtual adapter and creates duplicate default
network, local subnet, and host-to-host routes with lower metric values than the
physical interfaces. Connections that exist prior to when Junos Pulse establishes a
tunnel continue to operate and pass traffic outside of the tunnel. For example, if a user
is connected to a home network and, while sending an FTP stream, the user initiates
a Junos Pulse VPN connection, the FTP stream continues uninterrupted along its original
interface according to that interfaceÕs IP configuration. If a packetÕs source IP is the
physical interface IP, then the packet is sent from that physical interface.
Is there anyway to exploit this for local network printing. My company policy will not allow split tunnel except to local subnet. Which is not currently supported by the Pulse client. It does not make sense to tell people to send a print job prior to signing on to vpn. But I can't think of any other way of taking advantage of this, and I am looking for suggestions.
I'm under the impression that the Pulse client will someday support No Split Tunnel with Local Subnet Access, but I'd like to deploy now.
