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Windows 10 Global Protect (Version 3.1.1) Portal Config Does Not Exist

oknott — Fri, 21 Oct 2016 17:34:00 GMT

Greetings

I have a new laptop. Windows 10. I have installed Global Protect version 3.1.1. After entering the portal IP and user log in information I cannot connect.

Details of the log are as follows:

etWscEvent
(T9344) 10/21/16 12:49:07:580 Debug( 526): WscCallback
(T9344) 10/21/16 12:49:07:580 Debug( 528): SetWscEvent
(T5828) 10/21/16 12:49:10:587 Debug( 404): before check wsc
(T5828) 10/21/16 12:49:10:587 Info (6195): Portal config does not exist
(T5828) 10/21/16 12:49:10:587 Debug(6202): Failed to get wsc-autodetect from config, try local
(T5828) 10/21/16 12:49:10:587 Debug( 358): wsc-autodetect is disabled
(T5828) 10/21/16 12:49:10:587 Debug( 393): before WaitForMultipleObjects
(T2856) 10/21/16 13:29:13:300 Debug( 284): Received session change, event type 7, session 1
(T2856) 10/21/16 13:29:13:300 Info (1196): lock off session 1
(T2856) 10/21/16 13:29:41:418 Debug( 284): Received session change, event type 8, session 1

Any help would be appreciated. All other windows 8, 7 and xp clients are connection successfully.

Re: Windows 10 Global Protect (Version 3.1.1) Portal Config Does Not Exist

fatboy1607 — Mon, 27 Apr 2020 09:34:11 GMT

Try to delete all files under

C:\Users\abc\AppData\Local\Palo Alto Networks\GlobalProtect

reboot laptop and give a try

Re: Windows 10 Global Protect (Version 3.1.1) Portal Config Does Not Exist

Mick_Ball — Mon, 27 Apr 2020 17:01:30 GMT

Is your portal config on the firewall open to any authenticated user. What happens when you connect via a browser. What do you see in the firewall system logs.

Re: Windows 10 Global Protect (Version 3.1.1) Portal Config Does Not Exist

Gssethu — Thu, 05 Nov 2020 11:00:13 GMT

Pls follow below step may issue will get resolve

1. Launch an elevated (admin) powershell window.

2. Enter the following command.

Stop-Service winmgmt -Force; winmgmt /resetrepository

3. Restart the computer you just reset the WMI repository on.