
On the first login, you will be greeted with the GlobalProtect embedded browser with the window name of PanGPUI. Once the installation has been completed, enter the VPN portal (in this case )in the GUI tray and click ‘Connect’ Please see Palo Alto’s support for further installation help. Sudo yum localinstall GlobalProtect_UI_rpm-5.3.2.0-3.rpm.Please use the version specific to your distribution. There are two GlobalProtect versions provided in the downloaded file.
The latest WSU supported Linux GlobalProtect client can be downloaded from: Results for other Linux distros may vary and are not supported by WSU ITS. GlobalProtect for Linux is currently supported on the operating systems listed at Paloalto Networks TechDocsĭue to Multifactor Authentication (MFA) requirements, only the Graphical User Interface (GUI) version of GlobalProtect is supported by WSU ITS.
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To disconnect, click the GlobalProtect icon again, then click Disconnect. You will then be connected to GlobalProtect. When prompted, enter your NetID and NetID password, then confirm your identity with Duo multi-factor authentication. Click the GlobalProtect icon in the menu bar, enter portal address, then click Connect. Once installation is complete, GlobalProtect will appear in your menu bar at the top of your macOS desktop. Enter your password and choose Always Allow. You will then be prompted asking for your keychain password. When the installation finishes, you will be prompted to move the installer the trash. If you don't have administrative rights to your University-owned computer, contact your departmental tech support personnel. If prompted, enter your computer's administrative user name and password, then click Install Software. Click Allow, then close your preferences window. If you see a prompt about a PaloAlto system extension being blocked, click Open Security Preferences. When prompted, click Continue, then click Install. Within your computer's Downloads folder, double-click the downloaded file to begin installation. Go to to download the GlobalProtect installation package. Set up GlobalProtectNote that your Mac must be running macOS Catalina (10.15), Mojave (10.14), High Sierra (10.13), or Sierra (10.12). If you see the GlobalProtect icon () in your menu bar, skip the set-up instructions and go directly to connect to GlobalProtect. If your University-owned computer is managed by your department, you may not need to set up GlobalProtect.