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Global Protect client for linux

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Hey all,

I've just updated the global protect version to 4.1.8

In the docs, it says that the client supports linux.

I've followed that doc:
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/globalprotect/4-1/globalprotect-app-user-guide/globalprotect-app-f...

It says I should download the package "PanGPLinux-4.1.0.tgz" to a mac endpoint. But I can only download "GlobalPortect.pkg" for macs from the portal.

Can someone tell me how to get the package for linux clients? (for example ubuntu)

Thank you!

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L2 Linker

You should be able to find the download in Updates > Software Updates and use the filter to find the Linux specific client.

There is no version 4.1.8 for linux available.

Should I take 4.1.7 then?

The downloads are in the support portal. We are using 4.1.9.

@mmeehan 

I installed GlobalProtect_deb-4.1.9.0-2.deb on my Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 via dpkg -i.

But I'm not able to open a vpn connection. It seems that the global protect client doesn't work at all.

For example, I cannot get into prompt mode.I type in "globalprotect" and hit enter. The cursor gets into the next line but I can't type in anything there.

Neither can I do a "globalprotect show --status. I don't get any output.

Can you give me some tips?

Has been a permission problem.

 

Does the linux client support HIP? For example a maching string?

There may be some HIPS options available with the Linux client, we don't use any. I would check the documentaiton for a complete answer.

@MPI-AE  Yes it does, it supports the same HIP checks as the windows and mac clients

@hshawn 

 

for mac and windows, we use custom checks (registry / plist) to identify devices.

 

how can that be done with linux?

@MPI-AE  heh, good catch I guess I really should have said you can use HIP checks with Linux too but yes you are correct some things will be OS specific

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