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Thanks Mars!
Good to know that the feature was already built-in.
Follow these steps to set up a VPN connection in Windows Vista that uses split tunneling:
From the Control Panel, choose "Network & Internet."
Click "View Network Status and Tasks."
Click "Manage Network Connections."
Right-click on your VPN connection and select "Properties."
Select the "Networking" tab.
Highlight "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP v4)."
Click "Properties."
Click "Advanced."
Uncheck the "Use default gateway on remote network" box.
Click "OK" three times to close the windows you opened.
From that point forward, only traffic destined for your corporate network will be sent through the VPN. All other traffic will use the local network.
In Network preferences, choose your primary interface, and hit Advanced.... For me, this was wi-fi, but the same thing should work for ethernet, etc. Whatever you normally use to connect to the internet
In the DNS tab (where you may already have entries), add the VPN DNS. Also make sure that your main DNS(s) are there. Then, add the VPN domain into the search domains box.
Example:
VPN settings http://elibaum.com/img/Screen%20Shot%202014-06-18%20at%2021.18.22.png
Here, 10.0.1.1 is my home wifi router, which in turn routes to my ISP's DNS servers. 10.8.1.22 is the local DNS server on the VPN.
So, if I request www.google.com, the request is sent to my router, whether or not I am on VPN.
However, if I request server while on the VPN, the primary DNS fails, and moves on to the next nameserver. However, since this nameserver (10.8.1.22 in my case) is on the VPN's subnet, traffic is automagically routed to the VPN. The search domain field example.com transforms server into server.example.com, and the DNS lookup succeeds.
Important Note: this workaround requires that your primary DNS fails on non-existent domains — that is, your ISP is not doing DNS hijacking. If they are, switch to OpenDNS, Google Public DNS, etc. Also see my related question: https://superuser.com/questions/766713/what-is-67-63-55-3 in which I sorted out DNS hijacking in relation to this problem.
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