#Set pulse secure client mtu how to#

If I run Torch on the VPN interface I see a source IP of the remote web server on port 443, and a destination IP of my public ISP-Assigned IP. I see a connection made to the host I'm trying to reach in the connections tab of the Firewall section. However, when I try to browse a webpage (I used '' as my test mule in the Layer7 RegEx) the (Firefox) web browser just shows 'Performing a TLS handshake to .' and eventually times out and displays an error. I can see the ping traffic going out/in via the 'Traffic' tab on the PPTP Client. When I try to use the Tools->Ping, and select the VPN interface the ping responds just fine. It seems to connect and get an IP address endpoint ('remote address') from the VPN provider. I have created a VPN PPTP client with all the pertaining info. I have created a route entry to push all marked packets through the VPN interface. I have created a NAT masquerade rule for the VPN client interface.

This seems to be working fine as I can see the marks. I have created a Mangle rule to identify and mark the packets that need to be redirected using Layer7 RegEx's. (I do have success using their VPN app on my iPhone, as well as OpenVPN implementation on an dedicated OpenELEC/LibreELEC Kodi media PC- however I need this to be network-wide, not tunneled on each device as I am subjected to concurrent connection limits) I have also emailed the IPVanish customer support, but I have a feeling they're going to tell me I'm on my own. I've reviewed a few 'how to' pages here on the wiki, some forum posts, and other VPN providers' instructions. I want a certain set of packets (identified by Layer 7) to be routed out the VPN tunnel (via PPTP Client) instead. So basically I want all my normal internet traffic routed out through my cable broadband ISP as normal. IPVanish does not specifically have instructions for RouterOS, however it does seem to support PPTP in addition to it's preferred OpenVPN method (which is impossible due to the lacking implementation of OpenVPN on RouterOS). As much as I've tried to remedy the issue, I think my best option is to VPN tunnel around the issue, and it has the potential side benefit of getting me better ping/latency times. My ISP here has a problem with the route and it's causing massive game lag. I am using the IPVanish VPN service to try and accomplish moving game packets closer to the game's service datacenter.

#Set pulse secure client mtu how to#

I'm trying to figure out how to successfully route a particular set of web addresses through a VPN service on my Mikrotik CCR1009 running the latest stable version of RouterOS (6.40.2)