If we set default IPV6 includedRoutes and configure IPV4 with some valid routes, now all the IPV4 traffics are tunnelled.
Sample NETunnelNetworkSettings Info:
{
tunnelRemoteAddress = 14.143.66.7
DNSSettings = {
server = (
10.209.112.2,
)
searchDomains = (
)
matchDomains = (
)
matchDomainsNoSearch = NO
}
IPv4Settings = {
configMethod = PPP
addresses = (
10.209.125.38,
)
subnetMasks = (
255.255.255.255,
)
includedRoutes = (
{
destinationAddress = 10.209.116.143
destinationSubnetMask = 255.255.255.255
},
{
destinationAddress = 10.209.125.82
destinationSubnetMask = 255.255.255.255
},
)
overridePrimary = NO
}
IPv6Settings = {
configMethod = automatic
addresses = (
fc00:1111:5678:5678::2101,
)
networkPrefixLengths = (
64,
)
includedRoutes = (
{
destinationAddress = ::
destinationNetworkPrefixLength = 0
},
)
}
MTU = 1300
}
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Configure split tunnel resource, set default includedRoutes for IPV6 (i.e ::) and valid includedRoutes for IPV4 (i.e 10.209.116.143).
2. Connect VPN .
3. Try access the any non defined IPV4 split tunnel resource and observe the traffic is tunnelled.
Expected Results:
Only defined IPV4 includedRoutes should be tunnelled.
Actual Results:
All IPV4 traffics are tunnelled.
Is this the expected behaviour? If so any workaround for this?
