u/LingonberrySpecific6

I don't really like either of those two, but I'm willing to put up with Nangong for her amazing synergy with Meebs. If Sunna & S11 are the same way, I suppose I could put up with her, too. If not, I'd rather wait for a character I actually like.

They're probably gonna release a wind support soon, but that'll brick Inferno, so it likely won't change the situation for S11 (except for Woodpecker builds).

For context, I play her with Lucy and a 01 Norma. I lack premium supports, but I'll probably get Trigger in 3.1, which will free up Nicole.

I'm still confused by networking, so I figured I'd ask. Sorry if this has been asked already. I searched but couldn't find answers.

• This is my personal machine. I have to connect to our corporate VPN so I can remote into my work computer.
• My company uses Cisco AnyConnect, but I don't use their app. I use my system's (GNOME on Linux) built-in VPN functionality and get around the security scanner using a CSD wrapper script because I dislike the idea of Cisco's app rifling through my home computer.
  • I'm willing to use the official Cisco app in a VM or, if possible, a Docker (or Podman) container.

https://preview.redd.it/df7ub7qn976h1.png?width=912&format=png&auto=webp&s=fc0115eca4caa92c84a3d6045426a5dcd36ce801

• I currently use Mullvad VPN's official app, but because it hijacks my routing settings, I can't use it simultaneously with the corporate VPN. I'd like to fix this by using Tailscale's Mullvad exit nodes, if possible.
• I want to route most of my traffic through Tailscale, but use split tunneling or something similar to let the remote desktop app (Remmina) connect to my work machine's IP. If possible, I'm willing to run it in a VM or a container. (I already use Distrobox to do that for some apps.)

Is this doable?

Edit: I tested this by using my phone as an exit node. I was still able to connect to my corporate VPN, but I couldn't remote into it via RDP. I'm not sure why. Could I manually configure my routing table instead of using tailscale set --exit-node to achieve the same effect, or do I have to use that command? I tried naively setting the default gateway to either of Tailscale's IPs (100.100.100.100 and a more specific 100.105...), but that didn't work: "Nexthop has invalid gateway".

Edit 2: I was able to seemingly make this work with tailscale set --exit-node by adding a route to table 52 (which, as far as I can tell, is Tailscale's) specifying that traffic to my work machine's IP should go through the corporate VPN. However, is it OK to mess with Tailscale's routing table, and how can I do so in a permanent fashion? Currently, I used the ip route add command, but I'd rather not have to do this every time.

Also, how can I confirm that traffic is going directly through my machine and into my corporate VPN instead of from my machine to the exit node and from there to the corpo. VPN?