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How do I install NetExtender? This document details the steps to installing the Dell SonicWall NetExtender for VPN access to campus systems from off-campus or over a wireless network on-campus.
Some systems, such as Banner, UDrive, and SDrive require this VPN connection. In addition to installing this software, a user must also be authorized by either a system adminstrator or a network administrator to connect via VPN. Windows OS NOTE: These directions are for PCs running Windows. For Mac OS X users, please see the. Open the FIT VPN site:. Login with Tracks username and password. Select the Blue N icon to begin installing NetExtender. It will ask for you permission to install the add-on in FireFox so allow it.
After installing the add-on, it will ask you to restart the browser. Click on the restart button.
For SSL VPN, SonicWall NetExtender provides thin client connectivity and clientless Web-based remote access for Windows, Windows Mobile, Mac and Linux-based systems. For IPSec VPN, SonicWall Global VPN Client enables the client system to download the VPN client for a more traditional client-based VPN experience. Netextender Windows 10 Download Working. Sonicwall Netextender For Mac Os X Download. Netextender Mac Os. Ultraiso download for windows 10. Having never heard of NetExtender before, I can only go on how you”ve described it in your post, and I have to say, Macs don”t need third-party programs to perform “maintenance” on them.
Select the Blue N icon again. A new window should pop up along with another one asking you permission to install the driver.
Select install this driver software anyway. Once complete, a notification in the bottom right corner of the screen should appear showing the computer is connected in NetExtender. Mac OS X Note that Mac users must do this in Safari.
The only recent security-only patch (vs. Whole new, newer OS) for Mac OS (vs iOS) has been for Safari, So it sounds like RoguePacket is probably right. And: If an end-user upgrade caused this problem, then it speaks to the need for policy & enforcement for Apple devices, no less than every & anything else that is company property or company-supported. Absent demonstrated business-case need, Apple users do NOT have local admin rights (required for such an upgrade) on company devices. In the few cases where companies have asked to have end-user Apple computers supported, we spell out specific parameters that the users must adhere to. Worst case, a user has had to pay out of their own pocket for a downgrade which means: Back up user data, wipe & install older OS.
The TZ 205 is running firmware version 5.1.7. The latest available is 5.1.8, and in the Release Notes I see: 'Authentication of user fails, but at the same time, the firewall logs shows the same user successfully authenticated. Occurs when SSLVPN user tries to connect to UTM devices using Net Extender and Local User/LDAP User.'
I'm using local users and I think when they say Net Extender it applies to the MacOS Mobile Connect app too, ya? I'll update the firmware and report back.
I see some user comments in the App Store about similar issues after upgrading Mobile Connect to vers. Hi @BugCommunity: I tried another step too, updating the SSL VPN cipher method from RC4 to AES256 by connecting to the appliance via SSH, but problem still not fixed. My users have not yet upgraded to Sierra or High Sierra. They're running 10.11.x El Capitan. I thought about asking one of them to upgrade their MacOS to High Sierra, but I'm hesitant as not sure if the action will break anything else and not sure if it will fix our issue.
Do you have an users on High Sierra with same problem? Also, do you know of a way for users to get the older version of SW Mobile Connect? Note I have not yet setup L2TP per @dbeato suggestion above, after which I think they'd be able to use the native MacOS VPN client to connect, ya? But this step seems like overkill and addl. That should not be required. Bob Herman wrote: Hi @BugCommunity: I tried another step too, updating the SSL VPN cipher method from RC4 to AES256 by connecting to the appliance via SSH, but problem still not fixed.
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My users have not yet upgraded to Sierra or High Sierra. They're running 10.11.x El Capitan. I thought about asking one of them to upgrade their MacOS to High Sierra, but I'm hesitant as not sure if the action will break anything else and not sure if it will fix our issue.
Do you have an users on High Sierra with same problem? Also, do you know of a way for users to get the older version of SW Mobile Connect? Note I have not yet setup L2TP per @dbeato suggestion above, after which I think they'd be able to use the native MacOS VPN client to connect, ya? But this step seems like overkill and addl. That should not be required. L2TP Shouldn't be required, but it is a workable workaround. I setup L2TP/IPSEC following but the users still cannot connect.
When they use the native MAC VPN client, it responds 'The L2TP-VPN server did not respond.' The SSL VPN listens on port 4433 but when using the L2TP/IPSEC VPN I think only server IP without port is correct, ya?
In any event, they've tried both with and without the port specified but still no go. Also, am I correct that the SW uses the Global VPN Client licenses for the L2TP/IPSEC VPN connections, as opposed to the SSL VPN Nodes/Users licenses? In any event, the SW has both license types available but users cannot connect. Any thoughts?
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Thanks, Bob H. The release notes for SonicWall Mobile Connect macOS 5.0.0 show that your firewall should be supported: 'SonicWall firewall appliances including the TZ, NSA, E - Class NSA, and SuperMassive running SonicOS 5.8.1.0 or higher' I'd encourage you to open a ticket with SonicWall support and see if they can help you sort through things. We don't have an TZ-series devices, but I can report that SonicWall Mobile Connect v.5 is working on our Macs on macOS High Sierra 10.13, but we are using SRA-series devices for our SSL-VPN setup. Hi @audiojim: No support contract on this device so SW will not help. Numerous reviews in the MAC App Store show people are having issues. In another forum, a user suggested: 'The issue stems from when NetExtender needs to run maintenance and the computer has SIP(System Integrity Protection) enabled 1.) Shutdown your laptop 2.) Hold Command+R and power on your laptop, this will take you into OSX Recovery. Download 5kplayer 4.9 0.0 free for mac. 3.) Click on Utilities and Select Terminal, please note that you might get a prompt to ask for your language first but just select English 4.) Within Terminal enter in 'csrutil disable' and hit enter, you will get a message that says SIP has been disabled 5.) Reboot and those maintenance tasks should run without a hitch.'
Haven't tried this yet with a user as want to do some research on potential collarteral damage after disabling SIP. Any comments on that? Bob, I tried your 'csrutil disable' step and it didn't work for me. Currently having this problem with only one TZ500W. I'm able to connect to older TZ's, an older NSA, and all of the rest of the TZ300/400/500 that I tried. Client called with the problem and I was able to connect with MacOS 10.12.x with Sonicwall Mobile Connector 4.x.
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Update to MacOS 10.12.6 (? - latest Sierra) and to SMC 5.0.x and it worked. It wasn't until I updated to MacOS High Sierra that it failed. Updated to the latest 6.2.x code on the TZ500W and another TZ500 - the October 25th with the Kracker exploit fix ( 6.2.9.2-25n) and no change. I opened a ticket with SW support for this.
I’m sure there are quite a few people in the world that have ran across the same roadblock I did. Updating from a previous version of Apple OS X, and finding you are not able to use Dell SonicWall NetExtender to connect to their work’s VPN connection. I held off of updating until yesterday, and hit that a much needed time. I figure I’ll share an easy fix to those that need it.
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The El Capitan version brings more security, and a filesystem protection layer. This gets in the way of changes that NetExtender needs to do in order to clean itself up for the new version. To get around this, you can reboot your computer and when you hear the Apple boot chime, press command-R. I don’t know if you hit it once or hold it, as by very nature I hold it until the screen appears. What will come after a bit is a recovery mode OS X. Go to the bar at the top and select Utility -> Terminal and type “csrutil disable”. Then select the apple icon in the upper-left and reboot. Once your system is back up, start the NetExtender as you normally would, and attempt your login. It should prompt you for an administrator login to make the changes as it’s doing so. Once that’s done, it will connect and you can disconnect and close out. Reboot, and once you hear the Apple startup chime again press command-R. Once you are in the recovery mode desktop, on the top bar select “Utility” then “terminal” as last time. Type “csrutil enable” to enable the filesystem protection once more. Then, select the apple icon in the upper-left and reboot. You should be good now.
Some people have said that they needed to change the permissions of /usr/sbin/pppd but I have not needed this. It looks like El Capitan is automatically placing pppd into the wheel group, and adding a suid bit to it to allow it to do what it needs to do.
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Thanks, and have a great one!