Hi, It depends on the VPN software. If it's closed-source software, it can be a pain. Do you have a work machine? IMO, if your employer wants you to use closed-source software that mucks with your routing table, they should supply you with a dedicated work machine. That said, you probably could run the VPN software in a VM and the VM's traffic alone would be affected. Regards, Dianne. On 2020-07-06 17:57, Aaron Wilcox wrote: > I've been using Remmina to log into my work computer via RDP, but they've > decommissioned the old Windows SBS 2011 server and now we will have to use their > VPN to access their network. They have said that this will result in all of my > home computer's internet traffic being routed through their network, as long as > I'm connected to their VPN. > > Is there a way to segregate the work-related VPN traffic from my personal > traffic (i.e.: have work-related traffic go through the VPN connection, and all > other traffic go through a connection to my home ISP)? Could this be done by > using a virtual system to connect to the VPN, while leaving the host connected > to my home ISP? > > -- > Linux Mint Logo > *Aaron Wilcox* > *e:*aaron [ dot ] s [ dot ] wilcox [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com > *e:*aaron [ dot ] wilcox [ at ] sympatico [ dot ] ca > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Phish/Fraud > Not spam > Forget previous vote To unsubscribe send a blank message to linux+unsubscribe [ at ] linux-ottawa [ dot ] org To get help send a blank message to linux+help [ at ] linux-ottawa [ dot ] org To visit the archives: https://lists.linux-ottawa.org