#Globalprotect registry settings install
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I could cope with just typing in a different portal, itвЂ™s not that I have to connect to these sites regularly. I donвЂ™t want to have to do a complete uninstall/re-install every time I conect to one of them.

#Globalprotect registry settings install

When I connect to the second site it wants me to uninstall that and install a new version (3.1.5-9). And the Portal is greyed out (I canвЂ™t edit it via the client) вЂ“ I think they locked that option out. The Global Protect client version installed for the first site is: 2.3.0-28. However this year a second council started using it. Last year one started using Palo Alto / Global Protect вЂ“ itвЂ™s fine and one of the least bothersome VPN methods.

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Many use VPN connections to allow secure external connections to the servers our software is on.

I support software used by around two hundred councils in the UK.

The latest 2.x branch I tested was 2.3.3 (from memory), and the latest 3.x branch was 3.0.2-9.ДЄs always, if you have any comments or questions about this app, or any bug reports/feature requests, donвЂ™t hesitate to reach out and contact me through the comments below or by sending an email I get a lot of email, and sometimes I miss them (and I can also be a little slack) вЂ“ so if I donвЂ™t reply first up,В maybe send me another вЂњgentle reminderвЂќ рџ‰ IвЂ™ve tested this app on versions of the Global Protect Client from versions 2.x through to 3.x, and it appears to work on these. If anyone has a registry key that can вЂforceвЂ™ always on on the client side, let me know (I just had a thought вЂ“ itвЂ™s probably a registry key that an вЂalways-onвЂ™ portal configuration enforces via the client when they first connect). Obviously, if the saved gateway profile that you load is configured as always-on, it will connect automatically. Unfortunately (because I know this question will be asked), I havenвЂ™t yet discovered a way to trigger the Global Protect Client to automatically connect once a profile has been loaded.

-restartservice : Restart the Global Protect Service.

-startservice : Start the Global Protect Service.

-stopservice : Stop the Global Protect Service.

-loadprofile : Load a captured profile.

These command line arguments are as follows: It also now supports command line arguments.

#Globalprotect registry settings download

IвЂ™m pleased to say that IвЂ™ve just updated this app, and you can download it here: This went down well (we use it internally at the office), and I had a bit of feedback from some various users that they would love a couple of enhancements (command line switches), as well asВ for me to chime in on the Palo Alto Networks community forums topics about this subject ( hereВ and here). In thatВ post, I also released an app which let you save multiple profiles for Global Protect. Oh, and letвЂ™s face it, the Global Protect Client isnвЂ™t exactly the nicest, prettiest thing to navigate your way around, so itвЂ™s even more infuriating when you have to deal with the oddities of the user interface. Have a read over the article for some information and a bit of background, but the long and short of it is that the Global Protect client has no native support for the use of multiple profiles/multiple saved connections, and if you are someone like me who is constantly changing between customer Global Protect gateways itвЂ™s a right-royal pain in the behind to have to retype your credentials and a hostname into the client all the time. In a previous post, I outlined some shortcomings with the Palo Alto Networks Firewall вЂњGlobal ProtectвЂќВ VPN Client.