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Also if you connect to a VPN (like your corporate VPN using Cisco Anyconnect), you lose connectivity within WSL2... WSL is nice to have and a million times bet

by nacs 6y ago

Also if you connect to a VPN (like your corporate VPN using Cisco Anyconnect), you lose connectivity within WSL2... WSL is nice to have and a million times better than DOS/Powershell but it's not at Linux/Mac terminal level yet.

1_player 6y ago
Depends on the nature of the VPN. I can connect fine through my work OpenVPN, but it's not a full tunnel, just pushes a couple routes and split DNS, both of which are accessible on the WSL2 VM.
easton 6y ago
I don’t have that problem with WSL2 and Cisco AnyConnect. Maybe something’s up with your company’s configuration?
pjmlp 6y ago
Having used UNIX since Xenix was introduced to me in 1993, I rather keep using Powershell, thanks.