Hi Sullrich,

This is quite possible, it's quite uncommon for this not to be already present these days though. Viscosity's requirements are listed here - https://sparklabs.com/support/kb/articl ... quirements

Regards,
Eric

Hi sullrich, For Intune/SCCM, we'd recommend wrapping the installer in an MSI, we have some instructions here - https://sparklabs.com/support/kb/article/bundling-viscosity-with-vpn-connections-preferences-windows/#creating-an-msi-microsoft-installer What operating system are you deploying too in thi...

Hi Sepp,

There is nothing in your routing table that would indicate access is being blocked to your local IPv6 server I'm afraid.

Regards,
Eric

Hi Sepp, If I had to guess there is a routing issue. It's possible one of the servers you are connecting to is pushing the block-ipv6 directive, which would be blackholing all IPv6 traffic while connected. You can check the push options in the log for this as well as your routing table. Part of the ...

Hi tis, Your server is pushing the redirect-gateway option(s) which is what is setting all traffic to go over the VPN. 2021-02-15 18:07:46: PUSH: Received control message: 'PUSH_REPLY,explicit-exit-notify,topology subnet,route-delay 5 30,dhcp-pre-release,dhcp-renew,dhcp-release,route-metric 101,ping...

Hi Sepp,

Viscosity will generally try IPv6 DNS servers first if IPv6 is supported. It sounds like that server may have been having issues before and is now working if that delay is gone.

Regards,
Eric

Hi Sepp,

Can you resolve against the IPv6 DNS server you have listed? If you have a DNS server not responding, this can lead to nslookup timing out, however should not lead to much more than a short delay when using other applications.

Regards,
Eric

Hi sepp,

Could you please post a copy of your log after connecting?

Also, please try doing an nslookup against one of your VPN servers directly. You can do this by adding the IP address of the DNS server after the address in your nslookup, e.g.:

nslookup bing.com 1.1.1.1

Regards,
Eric

Hi Dave, Viscosity will seamlessly deactivate Cisco Umbrella when connected, and then reactive it when disconnected. I'm afraid the two can't operate at the same time but they can co-exist. Viscosity has a free 30 day trial, we recommend you give it a go to see if it suits your purposes. Regards, Eric

Hi Sphalerite,

I'm sorry to hear this didn't work. From here we would recommend reinstalling Windows, something is definitely not right on this system.

Regards,
Eric