GlobalProtect single sign on did not work

[MatthiasPreissing]

I have problems to use single sign on  for the Global PRotect client with windows 7. I have enabled SSO and disabled the save login credential button but I even get the Authentication window.

[sraghunandan · Accepted solution]

Under PaloAlto Networks folder you will find a folder named PANGPS, can you please check to see an instance of user name is ___empty_username___, domain name is.

Also few important things to consider

For GlobalProtect SSO to work as expected, only the following two credential provider filters must be present:

• Palo Alto Networks credential provider filter
• Native Microsoft credential provider filter

Follow the steps below to view them:

1. Open regedit.exe
2. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\Credential Provider Filters
   1. Our Credential Provider Filter
   2. Native Microsoft Credential Provider Filter

If there are any third party credential provider filters apart from the ones mentioned above, they would interfere with the SSO engine and cause the domain and username to show up blank in the PANGPS.log

[MatthiasPreissing]

Thanks for the answer but after checking your solution i get GPClient ver 1.2.6 working in SSO mode on win 32 bit but not in Win 64 bit systems