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<p dir="auto">I created an "All LAN to PIA VPN" rule to direct/allow traffic that way, but the superseding rule !192.168.1.8 to that interface is NOT working.  I found a couple threads on this topic explaining this was the way to do it?</p>
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<p dir="auto">P.S. In one of the setup guides for OpenVPN Client, it mentioned setting up the identical LAN rule for traffic to also apply to the WAN interface.  Is this still needed?</p>
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