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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.

 

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

Flood and Flood's wife
Posted

Hello @jamesie

Welcome back!  

Good topic & so was (your) fix for @SknarfCannot print to Wi-Fi connected printer while Kaspersky Plus is running?

IF Kaspersky team engage here (which we hope they do), they may suggest logging it with support - the options & process are as follows: 

  1. On the support page, fill in an Email or Chat, then select Feedback, I have a Suggestion, or Feedback, I have a Complaint template - provide a detailed history & explanation/reasons for the request. Support may communicate with you & discuss the proposal. 
  • All requests go thru the relevant team/s, not all requests are successful & even successful requests may take a long time (can be years?) to be implemented. 

Thank you?
Flood?+?

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Posted

Hi @jamesie

We are aware of this situation with access to local resources, improvements are expected in future versions of VPN.

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  • 2 years later...
Posted

Hi @Igor Kurzin.

I am having this issue and would like to know if it has been resolved.

I have tried to submit this issue to support a few times.
When the VPN is connected, I cannot print. I have added the local network as trusted and allowed the ports per Kaspersky's instructions.
If I disconnect the VPN, printing works.
Also the IP of the printer (or other local devices) in the browser only works if I disconnect the VPN.
Is there a solution? Is there a log that will show what is happening?

Flood and Flood's wife
Posted
On 5/7/2025 at 2:27 AM, Jeep16 said:

Hi @Igor Kurzin.

I am having this issue and would like to know if it has been resolved.

I have tried to submit this issue to support a few times.
When the VPN is connected, I cannot print. I have added the local network as trusted and allowed the ports per Kaspersky's instructions.
If I disconnect the VPN, printing works.
Also the IP of the printer (or other local devices) in the browser only works if I disconnect the VPN.
Is there a solution? Is there a log that will show what is happening?

Hello @Jeep16

Welcome!

  1. Please post one or more of the Incident request numbers that have been generated for the submissions? 
  2. Has the printer been added to: %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\host file.

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

I have never received a reply or incident request, but have gone through the support submission; maybe I am missing something? I just submitted again but no auto response.

I have not added the printer to the hosts file. I am using the IP so I don't think it would matter?

 

Flood and Flood's wife
Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Jeep16 said:

I have never received a reply or incident request, but have gone through the support submission; maybe I am missing something? I just submitted again but no auto response.

I have not added the printer to the hosts file. I am using the IP so I don't think it would matter?

Hello @Jeep16

Thank you for the information!

  • IF there's been no incident-request-number(s) generated & OR received via email, then the logging of incident-requests has not worked. The  incident-request-number is generated when the request is submitted - it will show on (your) computer-screen - second image
  • Go to: https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c/global#contacts - select Email - fill in the template - with detailed history /  information; the *completed* template should look like the first image; answer the ReCaptcha & the acknowledge the Privacy statement, then select Submit
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  • As far as we understand printer-name & OR IP can be used & this is the instruction: 

    "If user add printer address to the hosts file, OS will determine proper IP address without querying local DNS server that is blocked while VPN is on."

  • Try *both* - one may work? 

  1. Which region are (you) in? 

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

Edited by Flood and Flood's wife
the *completed* template should look like the first image
Posted

Thank you for your response.

I have been able to submit a support issue in the past.  I tried it again today to capture the screen after I click submit:

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I am in Canada.

Adding the IP and a name to the hosts file did not resolve the issue.

Flood and Flood's wife
Posted (edited)
13 hours ago, Jeep16 said:

Thank you for your response.

I have been able to submit a support issue in the past.  I tried it again today to capture the screen after I click submit: I am in Canada.

Adding the IP and a name to the hosts file did not resolve the issue.

Hello @Jeep16, 

Thank you for your response, so no support requests have been submitted for "VPN - Bypass local addresses?" issue. 

  1. -> use the GLOBAL support link we provided in our first reply: https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c/global#contacts & select Email. 
  2. Please post back the Incident reference number? 

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

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-> use the GLOBAL support link we provided in our first reply: https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c/global#contacts & select Email; Please post back the Incident reference number? 
Posted

Thanks - I was able to submit this way (I was using the VPN to the US).

Your incident number is: INC000017551421 

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Posted

This is the reply I got from support:

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Please be aware that when the VPN is active, it creates a separate network, which typically makes local devices like printers inaccessible via your usual local network address (192.168...). This is standard behavior for most VPNs.

A simple solution for printing is to temporarily disable the VPN while you need to print.

But I have to disagree - this is not how 'most VPNs' work; it might be how Kaspersky's VPN works. This is unfortunate; I had hoped, from Igor's comments above, that the issue was resolved.

I believe this is still an issue that should be resolved by Kaspersky.

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Flood and Flood's wife
Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Jeep16 said:

This is the reply I got from support:

But I have to disagree - this is not how 'most VPNs' work; it might be how Kaspersky's VPN works. This is unfortunate; I had hoped, from Igor's comments above, that the issue was resolved.

4. I believe this is still an issue that should be resolved by Kaspersky.

Hello @Jeep16

Thank you for the update!

  • We're think there may be some concern about data-leakage. 
  1. Have support explained why the split-tunnel / using the hosts file & the prt-ip - is *not* working? 
  2. Have other VPN solutions *actually* been tested, please provide results?
  3. How is the printer connected to the computer?  

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

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Have support explained why the split-tunnel / using the hosts file & the prt-ip - is *not* working? 
  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

I got a further reply that:

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We've just received a reply from our Escalation Team with the latest update.

The printer should be available when accessed by IP.

Please collect data for analysis

I sent wireshark and VPN logs that are now with the developers.

BTW the printer is on my local, wired network with my computer.

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  • 2 months later...
Posted

FYI - still working with developers, but we did find that my issue is related to the fact that I have spilt tunneling enabled.

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  • 8 months later...
Posted

Almost a year later, so I asked for an update: "Regarding the issue with Split Tunneling, this is still being analyzed by our technical team. We will update your incident as soon as we have more information."

 

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