Hi BPry . When SSO is configured along with Save User Credentials set to "Yes", we will witness the following behavior: Portal: We will use SSO first and then fallback to saved credentials after a set of software was installed (win10) it stopped prompting and taking different credentials on its Hi, I was having this same issue, what worked for me was signing out from the Microsoft Outlook app, and sign in with the correct account. Disable the GlobalProtect App for macOS. Unfortunately I can not help you. We are facing similar problem, some users have private MS-account and company-MS-account. When starting Global Pr Any GlobalProtect App version; Any PAN-OS; Pre-logon (Always On) with Save User Credentials set to "Yes" Single Sign-On (SSO) Configured . Use the GlobalProtect App for macOS. When the GlobalProtect app is installed on macOS endpoints for the first time and client certificate authentication is enabled on the portal or gateway, the Keychain Pop-Up prompt appears, prompting users to enter their password so that GlobalProtect can access and use client certificates from the login keychain. Hi Sven, Please cross check the GP Portal - client configuration SSO and connect method. Regards Satish Hi mmmccorkle, sorry for my late replay - I was on vacation. Yes, they connected for the very first time with this user and on that machine. Thanks Hello Sven, One way to verify is check in the current user for the machine which got connected('Network->Global Protect->Gateways->Remote Users') w I had the same issue when one of my customer added MFA. The GlobalProtect client seems to switch to browser login. It uses the good-old IE11 settin Sven_Lieckfeldt, and just to confirm those specific machines were never logged into with credentials prior to this happening? Thanks! Please do This seems to only affect contractors that are on a different domain. Hi Satish, that is set to "on-demand" and "Use SSO" is _not_ checked. Thanks, Sven Go to System Preferences > Security & Previous. Machine Certificate authentication is used on MAC OS X clients. Cause. During the GlobalProtect connection process, the user needs to enter the Local Administrator account credentials to allow access to the System keychain twice. I have palo alto firewall & we creat VPN tunnel to work from home GlobalProtect work fine in Windows But GlobalProtect not working on mac give as still working & its never connect & for smartphones Give us certificate cannot be trusted the installer wasn't prompting the user to allow the application on the Mac. Sven_Lieckfeldt, You may need to check PanGPS.log and authd.log to co-relate the authentication events. 1). Check PanGPS.log in global protect clie Enable "Save User Credentials" in client authentication settings under GlobalProtect Portal GUI: Network > GlobalProtect > Portals> (portal name) > Agent > (agent Initially, it was prompting for credential details and working fine. after a set of software was installed(win10) it stopped prompting and taking Yes I am talking about saved user credentials being removed when you restart.. After reboot the window 10 GP prompt to re-input the username & password. Download and Install the GlobalProtect App for macOS. It is set up to take domain credentials, plus microsoft MFA, plus checks for a certificate on client If you run netstat -an and you see that global protect is not listening on port 4767, restart the mac with command+R to get to recovery mode. Hi, Have you tried logging out of other MS accounts? Go to Start, type "Email and accounts" click on an active account -> manage and then sign out. Next. Initially, it was prompting for credential details and working fine. Open a terminal from the menus at the top then run "spctl kext-consent add PXPZ95SK77" then reinstall the global protect client. Check PanGPS.log in global protect client installation path for auth events tried by Enter your Username (OUNet ID or OUHSC ID) and Password and click LOG IN. Download Mac 32/64 bit GlobalProtect agent. The problem was that when the GlobalProtect client was being installed, the installer wasn't prompting the user to allow the application on the Mac. We are putting in a globalprotect VPN to take over from our existing AnyConnect VPN. Uninstall the GlobalProtect App for GlobalProtect is an application that runs on your endpoint (desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smart phone) to protect you by using the same security policies that protect the sensitive resources in your corporate network. Hello, I'm just contributing to this topic, as my issue is similar: I'm a GlobalProtect end-user and during every connection attempt, I'm prompte Hi Hari, I checked the logs again. But I don't see any difference from the globalprotectgateway-auth-succ Event for the users who are asked for cre When the GlobalProtect app is installed on macOS endpoints for the first time and client certificate authentication is enabled on the portal or gateway, the GlobalProtect App for macOS. Would love to be able to have globalprotect launch a "private" version of the default browser to limit this for certain users. We have seen it prompt for credentials and authenticate properly for jdoe@contoso.com but the browser wants to pass through johndoe@xyz.com so it fails. The authentication is successful and everything is working. You may need to check PanGPS.log and authd.log to co-relate the authentication events. Enter '/Applications/GlobalProtect.app/Contents/Resources' and click Go; Find PanGPS and click it, and then press Add; Find GlobalProtect.app and click it, and then press Select Download Mac 32/64 bit GlobalProtect 1).