Maybe there is a Powershell command that could help. You can disable the default gateway on remote network using the PowerShell, but there seems to be no way to "Allow other people to use this connection"ĭoes anyone else found a way to correct this? + FullyQualifiedErrorId : VPN 623,Set-VpnConnection + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (VPN:root/Microsoft/.S_V pnConnecti on), CimExceptio + Set-VpnConnection -Name VPN -SplitTunneling $true : The system could notįind the phone book entry for this connection. Set-VpnConnection : The configuration cannot be applied to the local user VPN connection VPN. PS C:\Users\USER1> Set-VpnConnection -Name VPN -SplitTunneling $true Also the PowerShell fix that allows for disabling the default gateway on remote network (SplitTunneling) does not work.Ĭopyright (C) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. When VPN connection is setup this way - when you try to go to properties for IPv4 nothing happens. you can choose "Allow other people to use this connection" - and as a result you do see the "Network Sign-in" icon on logon screen - but you are unable to have "Use default gateway on remote network" disabled. What I want to accomplish is to setup VPN connection to workplace that would show up as an "Network Sign-in" option on logon screen, and with "Use default gateway on remote network" disabled.
Start->Settings->Network & Internet->VPN->Add a VPN connection
Network and Sharing Center->Setup a new connection or network->Connect to a Workplace.Ģ. There are 2 common ways to setup VPN connection in Windows 10.ġ.
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