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I configured a SSL VPN in a PA-820 and its working fine (I manually downloaded the globalprotect client software and checked it), the issue arises when I am try to connect to the VPN without the software installed and I am given the option to download the globalprotect client, all i get its a .txt file saying :

Is there a way (from the firewall on the Portal/Gateway) to see the current or last connected GlobalProtect users that shows what version of GlobalProtect agent they are using to connect? I can't figure out a good way to do this from either the CLI or looking at logs via the GUI. The commands: "show global-protect-gateway current-user" and "show global-protect-gateway previous-user" show details about the Windows version, but nothing seems to indicate the GlobalProtect version on the client/agent end.

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Go to the support portal and instead of installing the agent bundle, download the actual package for your operating system (.msi or .pkg, or apk) and install that on the machine that you wish to utilize for testing.

2. The client will begin updating automatically after connection, with the notification GlobalProtect agent upgrade is in progress. Please wait, application will restart once the upgrade is complete.

The GlobalProtect Portal provides the centralized management for the solution. Any Palo Alto Networks firewall can act as the portal while also performing its everyday duties as a next-generation firewall. However, each GlobalProtect deployment will only have 1 portal at a time. The portal provides three key functions:

- It delivers the GlobalProtect Agent to users.

- It provides the GlobalProtect agents with a list of available GlobalProtect Gateways.

- It manages the authentication certificates for the solution.

The GlobalProtect Portal, like all Palo Alto Networks can be run as a high-availability pair, to ensure always-on reliability of the solution.

The GlobalProtect Gateways are responsible for the majority of the actual security enforcement in the solution. Similar to the portal, any Palo Alto Networks firewall can be a gateway for the GlobalProtect solution. However, unlike the portal, you can leverage as many gateways simultaneously as you need, ensuring multiple potential routes between an agent and gateway. The Gateway has three core functions: First and foremost, it performs the full breadth of next-generation firewalling functionality including application control, threat prevention, URL filtering, user visibility, etc on all traffic from associated GlobalProtect Agents. It also provides the end of the secure connection established by the Agent. Lastly, it receives the Host Information Profile (HIP) and enforces policies accordingly.

If the portal is down, can I still make changes? No, assuming you cannot reach the firewall running the portal, or that firewall has connectivity issues, then agents cannot connect and pull down configuration updates. However, I would argue that most organizations are not making frequent changes to the behavior of their GlobalProtect agents. Therefore a brief portal outage should have minimal impact. If your organization requires the ability to change agent behavior at all times, then agent portal caching may not work then.

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GlobalProtect agent deployments on Android and ChromeOS are not vulnerable to LocalNet attacks. On iOS, third-party apps with the "Local Network" permission disabled are not vulnerable to LocalNet attacks.

LocalNet attacks on Windows, macOS, and Linux only impact a GlobalProtect agent configuration that allows direct access to the local network setting in the Split Tunnel tab in the firewall configuration.

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ServerIP attacks are completely mitigated by navigating to Network > GlobalProtect > Portal > Agent > External Gateway and setting an IP address instead of an FQDN for the gateway configuration. Gateway certificates will need to be updated to include the IP address as a SAN or as a common name. Detailed information can be found at: -os/11-0/pan-os-web-interface-help/globalprotect/network-globalprotect-portals/globalprotect-portals-agent-configuration-tab/globalprotect-portals-agent-external-tab

Click the appropriate Windows link for your system; in nearly all circumstances this will be the Windows 64-bit GlobalProtect agent. Doing so will download a file called GlobalProtect64.msi for a 64-bit operating system or GlobalProtect.msi for a 32-bit operating system. Double-clicking on this file will cause it to bring up a dialog box that will ask you a series of questions and walk you through the installation process.

The GlobalProtect agent is a software program that runs on your university-issued laptop or mobile device, protecting you with the same security policies that protect the sensitive resources on your corporate network. You can use the GlobalProtect agent to connect to the WSSU network and access our internal resources from anywhere in the world.

Windows users: The first time you connect to GlobalProtect, the agent may think that Windows updates are disabled; this should correct itself. If the warning continues to appear, check your settings here (click on Update, Update, Update!).

Mac GlobalProtect Client InstallDownload Mac 32/64 bit GlobalProtect agentOn the Mac, The latest client is available from the VPN portal. Use https with a web browser to connect to You will be redirected to an Okta login page 006ab0faaa