Actually, it is a client side option -- try using the (non-Cisco-branded) vpnc client to connect to a Cisco concentrator that *request* that its clients disable split tunneling. You'll find that the "pushed" no split tunneling is just that: a request that the well behaved Cisco-branded client respects.
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Actually, it is a client side option -- try using the (non-Cisco-branded) vpnc client to connect to a Cisco concentrator that *request* that its clients disable split tunneling. You'll find that the "pushed" no split tunneling is just that: a request that the well behaved Cisco-branded client respects.