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WiscVPN - Connecting to the Palo Alto GlobalProtect Client (Linux)

This document outlines the instructions to connect to the Palo Alto GlobalProtect client on Linux.

Linux/Unix
UNSUPPORTED

NOTE: Linux is not directly supported by the DoIT Help Desk. Unless you are using a service which explicitly supports Linux (NetID Login Service and Microsoft 365), the Help Desk can not provide support for Linux, Unix, or any derivative of those (e.g. Ubuntu, SUSE, FreeBSD, or Solaris). For self help, see Linux Self-Help.

Use the globalprotect executable to connect to VPN. When you execute globalprotect, you will enter prompt mode. Type help for instructions on how to use the CLI tool.

Usage: only the following commands are supported: 
collect-log            -- collect log information 
connect                -- connect to server 
disconnect             -- disconnect
disable                -- disable connection
import-certificate     -- import client certificate file
quit                   -- quit from prompt mode
rediscover-network     -- network rediscovery
remove-user            -- clear credential 
resubmit-hip           -- resubmit hip information
set-log                -- set debug level
show                   -- show information

Run the connect subcommand with the portal option to connect to VPN. WiscVPN’s portal is uwmadison.vpn.wisc.edu.
```
globalprotect connect --portal uwmadison.vpn.wisc.edu
```

Type your username and password:

Retrieving configuration...                                            
Disconnected
portal:local:Enter login credentials
username: # Type username here
user1
Password: # Type password here
Retrieving configuration...                                            
Discovering network...
Connecting...
Connected

For the most up-to-date documentation, visit Palo Alto Tech Docs for instructions related to your version of linux.

WiscVPN - Connecting to the Palo Alto GlobalProtect Client (Linux)

WiscVPN - Connecting to the Palo Alto GlobalProtect Client (Linux)

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