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# Enrutamiento VPN

Automatice el enrutamiento VPN en Remote Desktop Manager ejecutando comandos posteriores a la conexión y previos a la desconexión para añadir rutas automáticamente.

Establecer una conexión VPN con Remote Desktop Manager es sencillo. Desafortunadamente, añadir rutas debe hacerse manualmente. Hay que esperar a que el adaptador se conecte, encontrar la IP y luego añadir las rutas deseadas. Incluso si utiliza un script (como un script de PowerShell), sigue siendo una tarea redundante y que consume mucho tiempo.

### Solución

Esta función forma parte de un concepto más amplio denominado comandos VPN. Le permite ejecutar cualquier tipo de script o ejecutable después de conectar la VPN y antes de desconectarla.

### Flujo de trabajo

1. Configure la VPN para que espere hasta que el adaptador se conecte y se le asigne una IP (utilizaremos la IP del adaptador para definir las rutas).
2. Haga clic en ***Añadir*** para mostrar el cuadro de diálogo ***Comandos***.
3. Cree una definición de ruta seleccionando el botón de opción ***Ruta (Añadir/Eliminar)***.
4. Establezca la IP y cualquier otra información requerida.


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