Split Tunnelling: Miracast (Wi-Fi Direct)
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 4:17 pm
Miracast is the de facto standard for screen sharing from mobile devices. It operates akin to "HDMI over Wi-Fi Direct".
The current behaviour of OpenVPN Connect (Android) is that local Miracast device discovery can occur whilst connected to a remote VPN, but connections between Miracast devices fail. It is also the case that existing Miracast connections will fail when a VPN connection is made.
Is there a configuration of OpenVPN Connect (Android) that will allow Miracast connections to be made, whilst directing all other traffic through the VPN (i.e. split tunnelling)?
N.B. the Miracast connection may be made using the same Wi-Fi radio as the WLAN connection that is routing WAN traffic.
P.S. the Android app for 3rd-party VPN provider, "PureVPN", purports to allow application-level split tunnelling.
The current behaviour of OpenVPN Connect (Android) is that local Miracast device discovery can occur whilst connected to a remote VPN, but connections between Miracast devices fail. It is also the case that existing Miracast connections will fail when a VPN connection is made.
Is there a configuration of OpenVPN Connect (Android) that will allow Miracast connections to be made, whilst directing all other traffic through the VPN (i.e. split tunnelling)?
N.B. the Miracast connection may be made using the same Wi-Fi radio as the WLAN connection that is routing WAN traffic.
P.S. the Android app for 3rd-party VPN provider, "PureVPN", purports to allow application-level split tunnelling.