With VPN split tunneling, only those applications that are supposed to reach endpoints behind the VPN tunnel are sent through the VPN tunnel. All other traffic is sent directly to the Internet and not through the VPN tunnel. The IP networks which should be accessible through the tunnel are defined by VPN rules.
Split DNS allows DNS to resolve specific internal domains (e.g. "*.company.com") to a VPN tunnel, while other DNS requests are sent to a public DNS server. When establishing a connection, the IKE Config Mode server dynamically assigns one or more split-DNS domains to the client by means of the attribute INTERNAL_DNS_DOMAIN. The client enters the received domain list into its local DNS forwarding list. The client must support this attribute.
Split DNS for IKEv2 is supported by LANCOM VPN routers in the role IKE Config Mode client and server. For site-to-site VPN connections, dynamic split-DNS assignment is not supported by the IKE protocol. Instead, the appropriate VPN endpoints have to be configured by means of static DNS forwarding.
The split-DNS configuration is assigned in the IKEv2 connection list when the CFG mode is set to "Server" and the split DNS profile has been selected.
In LANconfig you first specify the required domains under and assign these to a profile under . This profile can then be selected in the Connection list under IKE config mode when IKE-CFG is set to Server.
