VPN - Bypass local addresses?

[jamesie]

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.

[Flood and Flood's wife]

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?+?

[jamesie]

Thanks @Flood and Flood's wifewill do.

Cheers

[jamesie]

[Igor Kurzin]

Hi @jamesie, 

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

[Jeep16]

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]

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🐳+🐋