> thanks to your work insisting on full VPN tunnelling Do work in a VM on your main machine. That way you can have full VPN tunnelling in the VM but the host (

> thanks to your work insisting on full VPN tunnelling Do work in a VM on your main machine. That way you can have full VPN tunnelling in the VM but the host (and other VMs if you use them) use your normal direct connectivity. Of course you might be breaking rules in a way that might invite discipline, if working in a highly regulated environment where so measures are essentially dictated by your work's clients, by taking technical measures to circumvent policy, so take care.