Does enabling "No direct accesss to local network" kill the active connection to local resources after connecting to the GlobalProtect?
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Created On 01/19/23 15:32 PM - Last Modified 10/25/24 19:51 PM
Question
Does enabling "No direct access to local network" kill the active connection to local resources after connecting to the GlobalProtect?
Environment
- GlobalProtect Portal and Gateway
- Supported PAN-OS
- No direct access to local network enabled
Answer
- "No direct access to local network" was implemented by manipulating routes.
- Enabling it does not kill the active connection to local resources after connecting to the GlobalProtect.
Additional Information
- To kill the existing active connections, Use the Endpoint traffic policy enforcement feature which was introduced in GP version 6.0.