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That's not how a VPN should work... It should just route traffic for a certain IP range across the VPN and everything outside that range should behave as normal and go to the internet. |
Depends on which VPN client we're talking about and how it's setup.
Many VPN clients disallow "split-tunneling" and require all IP traffic to go through the VPN tunnel. That's typically set on the VPN concentrator by the network admin and cannot be changed.
You can still use AppleTalk for access to non-IP resources on the local network, like printers and servers.
Wade