Windows L2TP split tunnelling using CMAK

Posted on by David Vassallo

by Default, the in-built windows L2TP client will attempt to tunnel all internet traffic over an L2TP VPN connection. This can of course be disabled to achieve a low level of split tunnelling: Right click on the VPN adapter > properties > TCP/IP settings > Advanced. Clear the “use default gateway on remote network” It’s … Continue reading Windows L2TP split tunnelling using CMAK

PathPing : the forgotten latency tool

Posted on by David Vassallo

One of the biggest network troubleshooting questions has to be “why is my site loading so slow?” (and other related latency questions). A very useful and underutilised tool is built right into the windows OS. This tool is a relative of traceroute and uses ICMP to calculate the latency introduced at different hops along the … Continue reading PathPing : the forgotten latency tool