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Microsoft Tunnel VPN

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description Microsoft Tunnel VPN Overview

Microsoft Tunnel is a mobile VPN gateway managed through Microsoft Intune, not a VPN feature built directly into Windows Always On VPN. Organizations deploy its Linux-based gateway on their own infrastructure, then use Intune policies and supported client applications to provide enrolled devices with access to internal resources. It is intended for enterprise administrators managing secure remote connections from mobile endpoints, including per-app VPN scenarios and integration with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.

help Microsoft Tunnel VPN FAQ

Is Microsoft Tunnel the same thing as Windows Always On VPN?

No. Microsoft Tunnel is an Intune-managed VPN gateway for mobile devices, while Always On VPN is a separate Windows remote-access technology.

Which devices can use Microsoft Tunnel?

Microsoft documents Tunnel for iOS, iPadOS, and Android Enterprise devices. The client experience uses Microsoft Defender together with VPN profiles deployed through Intune.

Where does the Microsoft Tunnel gateway run?

The gateway runs in a container on a supported Linux server and provides access to on-premises resources. Configuration and device policies are managed through Microsoft Intune.

Can Microsoft Tunnel restrict VPN access to selected mobile apps?

Yes. Administrators can configure per-app VPN so managed applications use the tunnel without routing every app through it. Conditional Access and modern authentication can also be applied to the connection.

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