[VPN - Bypass local addresses?]

[VPN - Bypass local addresses?]

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[VPN - Bypass local addresses?]

Hi,

 

The VPN I think is very good in many respects but when connected I am unable to access local addresses i.e router config page (192.168.50.1 / asusrouter.com, printer server 192.168.0.205, tplinkwifi.net / 192.168.0.1). Printing also only works when adding the printer driver/software/proprietary manufacturers software to split tunnel. Using Windows printer driver you have no chance.

 

Adding to ignored websites does not work and if I enter said IP (192.168.0.1) it resorts to 0.0.0.1??? Only way to connect to local is to disconnect the VPN.

 

 

Is there any other way to bypass local addresses? This should be an option surely.

[Cannot print to Wi-Fi connected printer while Kaspersky Plus is running]

Just go into settings of VPN and select split tunnel and select the apps/programs you don't want to go through VPN.

[Cannot print to Wi-Fi connected printer while Kaspersky Plus is running]

To be fair tested with other VPN's and same result so not entirely Kaspersky VPN fault.

VPN I use for work has the option to bypass though but that's business Cisco AnyConnect.

The Kaspersky VPN is excellent. You'll find you'll pay 1/2 of your subscription to Kaspersky for a stand alone VPN. Kill switch, Split tunnel & speed.

[Cannot print to Wi-Fi connected printer while Kaspersky Plus is running]

Just tested this myself and you are correct.

I have a Brother printer and does not print when connected to VPN.

The VPN has no option to bypass on local network.

Got it working by adding printer software to Split Tunnel.

[VPN Speed Wow]

Tried ExpressVPN, Nord etc (always use Kaspersky AV though) but just got Kaspersky Plus with VPN.

Speed is insane, this is connected to London Server. I have a 1 Gbps connection.