Configure NetScaler Gateway with Split Tunnelling
| Step | Description | Screenshot |
| 1 | In order that our users devices know which network is ‘local’ and which network is remote we need to define our remote network resources | |
| 2 | First we ensure that split tunnelling is enabled
NetScaler gateway > Global Settings > Change Global Settings Click the Client experience tab Change Split Tunnel* to ON Click OK |
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| 3 | Expand NetScaler gateway > Resources > Intranet Applications
Click Add |
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| 4 | Here we add the remote networks we want the users / VPN tunnel to have access to when the Gateway client is logged on
In this example we will use the full home.local network Click Create |
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| 5 | Browse back to NetScaler gateway > Global Settings tab
Click Define intranet applications… |
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| 6 | Click Add |  |
| 7 | Click the Right Arrow (or the + symbol next to the Resource) to include the new Intranet Resources for our Split Tunnel |  |
| 8 | Click OK |  |
| 9 | Save your NetScaler configuration | |
| 10 | Test your VPN connectivity |
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