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Use filter ip.addr= or ip.addr= as appropriate.Ħ) If the SYN packet is going out and no ACK is received, move to the firewall and see if the sessions are getting formed, and if packets are getting dropped. – Common Name in the certificate is different from SNI requested by client, or SAN does not contain proper DNS nameĥ) If the browser page above is not loading properly, check with Wireshark to see if the TCP handshake is complete or not. If there are certificate issues, browser errors can help isolate those. The web browser easily helps us check the certificate coming from the portal/gateway.
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To check detailed debug logs from the GlobalProtect clientġ) Verify that the configuration has been done correctly as per documents suiting your scenario.Ģ) On the client, make sure the GlobalProtect client is installed, if this is not the first time you are connecting to GlobalProtect.ģ) Use nslookup on the client to make sure the client can resolve the FQDNs for the portal/gateway.Ĥ) Open a web browser and enter the URL : and/or This will make sure that the SSL communication between the client and the portal/gateway is working fine.
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To download the GlobalProtect client and to confirm successful SSL connection between the client and the portal/gateway
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To install and verify the installed client/root CA certificates To verify the GlobalProtect adapter settings and routes installed by the GlobalProtect client Ipconfig/ Ifconfig/ Netstat -nr / Route print To make sure that the FQDNs for the portal/gateway are getting resolved To verify reachability to the portal/gateway Tools and utilities for troubleshooting on the client machine The article assumes you are aware of the basics of GlobalProtect and its configuration. This article lists some of the common issues and methods for troubleshooting GlobalProtect. – GlobalProtect agent connected but unable to access resources – GlobalProtect unable to connect to portal or gateway Check this location if you run into problems.Issues related to GlobalProtect can fall broadly into the following categories:
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Gateway: public IP of the GlobalProtect Portalįor the following two settings, you need to enable IPSec and XAUTH on the Palo Alto Gateway settings for this to be enabled, as can be seen below ( Network > GlobalProtect > Gateways) – Select the VPN interface type and click on create – Click the + icon to add a new connection. – Right click on the network manager icon on the top right corner of the screen and select the “Networks Settings” option The above mentioned packages are all available via synaptic package manager:
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– Install the following packages on your system:
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The following documentation is based on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
#Globalprotect failed to get default route entry software
The VPN software uses community based vpnc software, please direct support questions about the actual client to your distribution’s support channels. Please note: this software has only been officially tested on Ubuntu and CentOS distributions.