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I have exposed my home router's public IP address to a GoDaddy domain. Internally, I am port forwarding ports 80 and 443 to a computer on the internal network so that I can access a website I am hosting on IIS 10. I am able to access the website correctly when the Windows 10 computer is not connected to a VPN. However, once I connect to my company's VPN, I am no longer able to connect to the website externally from my network. It is still accessible internally.

When I look at the internal network IP, it does not change after connecting to the VPN. What kind of diagnostic steps can I take to make this website available externally while my computer is connected to my company's VPN?

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Solved using this approach of unticking the "use default gateway on remote network"

How can I make the Windows VPN route selective traffic (by destination network)?

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