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Queries are sent over SSL VPN connection.

On windows, using nslookup and resolve-dnsname to query external domain, e.g.

Information: Split DNS domain is, split DNS server: 10.10.10.1, local dns server: 192.168.0.1.

host|nslookup will not work as requests are sent over VPN tunnel, but can’t fail back to physical interface.

FORTINET VPN CLIENT SIGNED DRIVERS DRIVER

host|nslookup will work as it is sent via VPN tunnel first and then failover to physical interface when network driver intercepts with no such name response.always works if split dns server can resolve it as requests are sent via VPN tunnel If it gets no such name response (due to network driver interception), it will send query via physical interface. On Windows, utility such as nslookup and resolve-dnsname send dns queries via VPN tunnel first.For dig command, it always sends via physical interface so it can’t resolve dns for split dns domain., request will be sent via physical interface -> can’t resolve split dns domain. For host and nslookup command: host|nslookup.To query split dns server like other processes (such as browser), use scutil –dns to check list of resolver and dns-sd -G v4 to query like other processes.On Mac and possibly linux, utility such as nslookup, host, dig doesn’t query server for split DNS domain, it just query those assigned to physical interface.Set two-factor enable on MAC and Linux and to SSL VPN interface on windows (ipconfig /all to check) When a PKI user is created, a new menu is added to the GUI under User & Authentication > PKI.Ensure that the subject matches the name of the user certificate.

Import CA cert which issued client certificate: Go to System -> Certificates and select ‘Import ‘ -> CA Certificate.

Using userPrincipalName so username will be.

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