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I'm trying to install software which offers free academic licenses for students. To install the license, I have to be connected to the university network. I'm home on holiday, so I'm trying to use the university VPN for the first time. I got access to the VPN, but when I go to install the software, I receive error:




ERROR 303: hostname [home ip address] not recognized as belonging to an academic domain




It looks as if network traffic is not going over the VPN. Any suggestions for how to go about fixing this? I am on Windows 10.



Edit: When trying to set the default gateway, I do not have an option on windows 10. Here is what I am given:



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    I'm trying to install software which offers free academic licenses for students. To install the license, I have to be connected to the university network. I'm home on holiday, so I'm trying to use the university VPN for the first time. I got access to the VPN, but when I go to install the software, I receive error:




    ERROR 303: hostname [home ip address] not recognized as belonging to an academic domain




    It looks as if network traffic is not going over the VPN. Any suggestions for how to go about fixing this? I am on Windows 10.



    Edit: When trying to set the default gateway, I do not have an option on windows 10. Here is what I am given:



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      I'm trying to install software which offers free academic licenses for students. To install the license, I have to be connected to the university network. I'm home on holiday, so I'm trying to use the university VPN for the first time. I got access to the VPN, but when I go to install the software, I receive error:




      ERROR 303: hostname [home ip address] not recognized as belonging to an academic domain




      It looks as if network traffic is not going over the VPN. Any suggestions for how to go about fixing this? I am on Windows 10.



      Edit: When trying to set the default gateway, I do not have an option on windows 10. Here is what I am given:



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      I'm trying to install software which offers free academic licenses for students. To install the license, I have to be connected to the university network. I'm home on holiday, so I'm trying to use the university VPN for the first time. I got access to the VPN, but when I go to install the software, I receive error:




      ERROR 303: hostname [home ip address] not recognized as belonging to an academic domain




      It looks as if network traffic is not going over the VPN. Any suggestions for how to go about fixing this? I am on Windows 10.



      Edit: When trying to set the default gateway, I do not have an option on windows 10. Here is what I am given:



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          It sounds like your VPN isn't configured to route all traffic through the VPN, only the traffic that's destined for your university's network. To fix this, look in the properties of your VPN connection for an option such as Use default gateway on remote network (which is what the Windows-native VPN configuration calls it) and enable it:



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          • I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:52










          • @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 0:53












          • I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:57










          • @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 1:00






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            It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 1:13











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          It sounds like your VPN isn't configured to route all traffic through the VPN, only the traffic that's destined for your university's network. To fix this, look in the properties of your VPN connection for an option such as Use default gateway on remote network (which is what the Windows-native VPN configuration calls it) and enable it:



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          • I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:52










          • @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 0:53












          • I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:57










          • @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 1:00






          • 2




            It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 1:13















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          It sounds like your VPN isn't configured to route all traffic through the VPN, only the traffic that's destined for your university's network. To fix this, look in the properties of your VPN connection for an option such as Use default gateway on remote network (which is what the Windows-native VPN configuration calls it) and enable it:



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer























          • I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:52










          • @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 0:53












          • I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:57










          • @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 1:00






          • 2




            It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 1:13













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          It sounds like your VPN isn't configured to route all traffic through the VPN, only the traffic that's destined for your university's network. To fix this, look in the properties of your VPN connection for an option such as Use default gateway on remote network (which is what the Windows-native VPN configuration calls it) and enable it:



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer














          It sounds like your VPN isn't configured to route all traffic through the VPN, only the traffic that's destined for your university's network. To fix this, look in the properties of your VPN connection for an option such as Use default gateway on remote network (which is what the Windows-native VPN configuration calls it) and enable it:



          enter image description here







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          answered Nov 18 at 0:26









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          • I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:52










          • @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 0:53












          • I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:57










          • @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 1:00






          • 2




            It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 1:13


















          • I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:52










          • @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 0:53












          • I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 0:57










          • @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
            – Twisty Impersonator
            Nov 18 at 1:00






          • 2




            It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
            – RocketSocks22
            Nov 18 at 1:13
















          I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
          – RocketSocks22
          Nov 18 at 0:52




          I do not have an option to use default gateway on remote network. I posted what screen I am displayed when I go Network and Sharing Center->Change adapter settings->Wi-Fi->Properties->TCP/IPv4->Advanced...
          – RocketSocks22
          Nov 18 at 0:52












          @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
          – Twisty Impersonator
          Nov 18 at 0:53






          @RocketSocks22 you need to edit the VPN connection, not your network adapter (Wi-Fi)'s properties. Answer edited to clarify that.
          – Twisty Impersonator
          Nov 18 at 0:53














          I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
          – RocketSocks22
          Nov 18 at 0:57




          I am using Cisco AnyConnect as my VPN. I am not seeing anything within the settings there that I can change. Am I looking in the wrong place?
          – RocketSocks22
          Nov 18 at 0:57












          @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
          – Twisty Impersonator
          Nov 18 at 1:00




          @RocketSocks22 you're probably looking in the correct place. It's possible the VPN doesn't permit you to set this. Try a Internet search for "Cisco anyconnect Use default gateway on remote network" to see if you're missing something.
          – Twisty Impersonator
          Nov 18 at 1:00




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          It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
          – RocketSocks22
          Nov 18 at 1:13




          It seems that the only way to force all traffic through the VPN is to request my IT department to do it. Looks like there is nothing I can do from client side
          – RocketSocks22
          Nov 18 at 1:13


















           

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