Instead giving the entire LAN Subnet access to the client VPN user, create a address object for the particular Server and provide the VPN client access to that Server;
For example, Navigate to the Local users & groups-->Select the user-->Edit-->VPN access, add the created server address object.
To expand Ajishlal's input, keep your SSLVPN Client Settings \ Client Routes the same (include LAN subnet address object), but adjust the VPN Access settings per-user.
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Instead giving the entire LAN Subnet access to the client VPN user, create a address object for the particular Server and provide the VPN client access to that Server;
For example, Navigate to the Local users & groups-->Select the user-->Edit-->VPN access, add the created server address object.
To expand Ajishlal's input, keep your SSLVPN Client Settings \ Client Routes the same (include LAN subnet address object), but adjust the VPN Access settings per-user.