VPN Internet access ASA5520

Now my VPN works fine, it connects the user to the network, but it prevents them from using the internet.

How can I set ASA5520 to force users to use their staff internet vs. Internet companies through the VPN tunnel?

I agree with Jay's advice on the implications of the split tunneling and the potential threat to your network.

With the ASA and 7 code version you aren't necessarily need to proxy server. In PIX code pre 7 versions the PIX would not transmit on the same interface, happened on the traffic. With version 7 (also good for PIX and ASA) code, it is possible to configure it so that it will transmit to the interface on which it was received. So even if a proxy server can be a good thing he is most needed.

HTH

Rick

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