Having a few hiccups on local adresses

[zhyph]

Hello,
Before being introduced to the TunnlTo app, I was using the Wireguard App, which by default had a "turn off kill switch" toggle which would allow me to use my local network without being tunneled through the VPN.
And I was just wondering, how can I do that with the TunnlTo app? I would like to acess my local network without being tunneled through the VPN, but everything else should be tunneled.
I've done some research and I couldn't really find anything, thanks :).

[brendanosborne]

Hi, here is an example

This will send all traffic for all apps through the VPN, except for any traffic to the 192.168.1.0/24 range. You will need to change out the 192.168.1.0/24 for the IP range of your own local network. Alternatively, you can list specific local IP addresses such as 192.168.1.1

[zhyph]

That worked, thank you, I did try a variation of that by doing the 192.168.2.0/0, but I guess what did it, was the /24.
And now, just to ask another question, do you know how to do interface biding with the wiresock interface? I'm using qbitt, and it looks like there's no interface for the wiresock available to be connected, I did do some research, and it looks like there wasn't any actual solution to this, the author of WireSock just says to add qbittorrent to the Allowed Apps, which would not be 100% safe.
Thanks

[brendanosborne]

Wiresock has a virtual network interface option that would allow you to select it within qbittorrent, however it is not yet enabled in TunnlTo. You could use Wiresock directly until then.

[zhyph]

Thanks, I did see that you commented that on another discussion on July, I'll see to it, but so far thanks for your help.

[wiresock]

Although WireSock VPN Client offers support for virtual adapter mode, TunnlTo does not. As a viable alternative, you can utilize either the WireSock VPN Client CLI or WireSockUI. For detailed guidance on how to accomplish this, refer to my post at https://www.ntkernel.com/advanced-bittorrent-split-tunneling-with-wiresock/, where I have outlined the necessary steps.

[zhyph]

Hello Vadim, after this discussion, I did go to your website and download the LTS version of Wiresock Client and WiresockUI to test and see if I could get this working.
The setup was pretty simple, after installing everything I just checked the "Virtual Network Adapter mode" and it showed on qBit for me to bind to it.
I'll take a look at your post and see if I missed anything, but so far working great, thanks both to you and Brendan for creating such incredible pieces of software.

edit:
I did test with ipleak.net to be sure if my actual IP was leaking, no problem there.