What must be done to redirect Google Maps traffic to the endpoint's physical interface?

To redirect Google Maps traffic to the endpoint's physical interface, adding the Google Maps Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to the split tunneling destinations list is essential. Split tunneling allows you to specify which traffic should be sent over the VPN tunnel and which should go through the local internet connection. By including Google Maps in the split tunneling destinations, you ensure that requests for this specific service bypass the VPN and use the physical interface directly, resulting in more efficient connectivity and potentially better performance for mapping services.

This approach helps maintain the user experience when accessing services that might have different performance characteristics when routed through a VPN versus a direct internet connection.