What is the name of the domain?
What is the issue you’re encountering
Local split tunnel does not… split: traffic still goes through Cloudflare
What steps have you taken to resolve the issue?
I have tried nslookup-ping the domains, but it seems I am still resolving through Cloudflare.
Traffic to the domain is still apparently going through Cloudflare, which I can verify since I see the traffic outgoing on my router.
I have tried setting the split tunnel on 192.168.77.100/32 instead (my desktop) for testing, with no change.
I have tried resetting the ingress tunnel setup and even reinstalled cloudflared on my server (192.168.77.180).
I have waited 24h for any changes to properly propagate.
What are the steps to reproduce the issue?
I have a cloudflare tunnel setup to redirect an URL which I own (let’s say application.example.com) to my server (which houses cloudflared), on port 1234: 192.168.77.180:1234.
This works very well, but i’d like to avoid the roundtrip to the Cloudflare network when inside the LAN.
Thus I setup a split tunnel: it is set to Exclude, with range 192.168.77.0/24.
In my understanding, this should prevent all local traffic to application.example.com from going through Cloudflare, instead going directly to 192.168.77.180:1234.
However, from my testing this is not happening.
