Host a split tunnel configuration file on a local web server for expanded support for
domains, access routes and applications that you can update dynamically.
With
Enhanced Split Tunnel you can manage the list
domains, access routes, and applications that you want to include or exclude from the
GlobalProtect tunnel using a split-tunnel configuration file that you host locally in
your environment. This allows you to modify your split-tunnel settings without having to
modify the configuration on the GlobalProtect gateway. In addition, this feature
increases the number of included and excluded split-tunnel access routes and domains
that you can define from 200 to 1,000. To use this capability, create the XML file and
host it on a web server that your GlobalProtect endpoints can reach. To secure the XML
file, you must sign it and then enable mutual TLS on the server hosting the split-tunnel
configuration file. You can push the public key certificate from the portal
configuration to the endpoint. The endpoint needs the certificate to authenticate to the
web server.