When configuring a Per-App VPN payload with 250+ Safari domains under a managed app, the VPN does not trigger for the other managed apps(like chrome etc). However, the same VPN successfully starts and works when used with Safari. Reducing the number of Safari domains in the VPN payload resolves the issue, allowing the VPN to trigger for the managed app as expected.
Has anyone else faced this issue, and what's the workaround for it?
randhir
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Our PacketTunnel Provider is configured to run in IP-Destination mode on iOS. We have enabled OnDemand with NEOnDemandRuleConnect rule.
Currently, with above setup, system blocks network connection until VPN is connected.
is there a way to instructs system not to block any network traffic generated from VPN Controller App if OnDemand is enabled with NEOnDemandRuleConnect and VPN status is anything except "Connected"?
We have requirement of making call to remote APIs from VPN Controller when VPN is not connected and at the same time don't want to trigger VPN connection due to above mentioned OnDemand rule.