Bypass rule for internal traffic

[jaypeetee]

I was looking through several threads on here addressing slow site-to-site VPN connections and came across this line in one of them:

"Also, you may consider configuring bypass rules for all traffic sourced from and destined to each internal IP space you have."

How do I go about creating this rule? I'd like to try this.

Thanks for your help

[dmorris]

config->networking->advanced->bypass rules

and click "add"

[jaypeetee]

That much I do know, it's the rest that I'm unclear about.

[Big D]

Finally found it.

This makes SMTP outbound from a mail server bypass the rack. Primary reason. The policy rack used to do this. Since v.8.0 policy rack for this function was dumped in favor for bypass rules but no default bypass rules but no default rules get loaded. This keeps the outbound SMTP traffic from showing up in the spam filter log which keeps it cleaner.

Not specific for you but should give you a general idea

[jaypeetee]

So for my purposes would the bypass contain Destined Local and Source Interface: Internal??

[jaypeetee]

Or should it be Source Interface: VPN?

[dmorris]

Or should it be Source Interface: VPN?

Not unless you're talking about Untangle's OpenVPN site-to-site.

You need to create a rule that matches the traffic in question and bypasses it. From Untangle's perspective where is the traffic coming from and going to? Create rules that match that.

[jaypeetee]

I am indeed talking about Untangle's OpenVPN.

[jaypeetee]

Can someone clear this up for me?

[dmorris]

I'm sorry we can't help you unless you answer the questions so we can help you.
Remember, we know nothing about your network, only what you tell us.