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10-15-2026 10:38 PM
I need to configure the SSO credentials for GP. When the users introduce the domain credentials the GP connect atomatically.
I was checking the Globalprotect Credential Provider in this link: https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/kCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000PNMr
but I'm not completely sure I understand this. If I want users to use SSO, should the GlobalProtect\IsGPCPFirstTime registry key be set to 1? Is this value supposed to remain set to 1 permanently, or should it only be 1 during the initial login? The information in the link is somewhat unclear. Could you please clarify how this setting is intended to work?
10-19-2026 09:32 PM
Hi @BigPalo ,
There is no need to change the value of GlobalProtect\IsGPCPFirstTime. This value of 1 is not meant to be set permanently. Its set to 1 by default upon GP installation. Then, after the user's first successful login, this registry key is automatically set to 0,
In the GP App settings, set Use Single Sign-On (Windows) to Yes. Then, set Save User Credentials to Yes. Ensure the GlobalProtect Credential Provider is registered so it can capture the domain password/credentials during Windows logon to pass them to the GlobalProtect app.
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