Custom OMA-URI Settings 1. Use this quick reference to see the most common commands you will need to begin managing your next-gen firewall using the command-line interface (CLI). Settings > Host = Portal line in GlobalProtect Settings > Executable = C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe Settings > Opening arguments = "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\paloaltoopen.ahk" $VPN_PASSWORD$ $VPN_USERNAME$ $VPN_HOST$ Settings > Closing arguments = "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\paloaltoclose.ahk" Settings > Username = username GlobalProtect Configured. Commit Download the GlobalProtect App Software Package for Hosting on the Portal. Uninstalls an update patch. 2. Once in the Startup tab, look for "GlobalProtect client. GlobalProtect app can be uninstalled without user intervention. I want to enable ZoomAutoUpdate using the MSI file. The globalprotect app from the portal installs the VPN as a PANGP . Click Profiles. On the General tab of the GlobalProtect Settings panel, Sign Out to clear your saved user credentials from the GlobalProtect app. Deploy the GlobalProtect App to End Users. Uninstalls a product. Host App Updates on the Portal. 4. 3. I am trying to install Zoom MSI with command-line arguments on Intune. The equivalent Windows Installer command line has REBOOTPROMPT = "" set on the command line. To allow users to uninstall the GlobalProtect app with no restrictions, select. 5. Right click and then click "Disable". Use the. The GlobalProtect app for Linux supports the DEB, RPM, and TAR installation packages. Allow User to Uninstall GlobalProtect App. This will show you what gateways are configured on your Palo Alto Firewall. I'm trying to make this foolproof. I am not having any luck with the batch file so far. OR You can start Task Manager with "Control + Shift + Esc", or Right Click on an empty area of the Windows Task Bar, and click "Task Manager". or click once, and select "Disable" at the bottom of the window. option to allow users to uninstall the GlobalProtect app, prevent them from uninstalling the GlobalProtect app, or allow them to uninstall if they specify a password you create. <agent-config>. It is possible to call additional commands (such as a batch file) using the post-vpn-connect registry key. Download and Install the CLI Version of GlobalProtect for Linux If your Linux device does not support a GUI, install the GlobalProtect app for Linux by completing these steps. Download and Install the GlobalProtect Mobile App. Select Custom from the Profile type drop-down list. Parameters <Package.msi|ProductCode> /uninstall (patch) Uninstall update option. Any ideas how I could do that? With this method, you could have him connect to GlobalProtect on-demand by selecting the icon in the system tray, and then GP will run whatever you reference in this registry key after it connects. /uninstall (product) Uninstall product option. The following command-line argument works on my local machine: ZoomInstallerFull.msi /quiet /qn /norestart ZoomAutoUpdate="true" However, when I try the same thing on Intune it completely ignores Autoupdate argument. SHOWSYSTEMTRAYNOTIFICATIONS="no" SAVEUSERCREDENTIALS="0" CANSAVEPASSWORD="no" PORTAL="XXXXX" CONNECTIONMETHOD="on-demand" USESSO="no". Every time I reboot the system and log in, the system attempts to connect to VPN. Once there Click on the "Startup" tab. . Agent. Click Create Profile. msiexec.exe /i "\\share\GlobalProtect64-5.0.5.msi" /quiet PORTAL=vpn.domain.com CONNECTMETHOD=on-demand For second question. In the Custom OMA-URI Settings blade click Add. Launch the GlobalProtect app by clicking the system tray icon. And write security rule for LAN to WAN for 5.5.5.5 as destination 2 GlobalProtect Apps. The command line arguments which I was using with Netextender does not seem to work with the PanGPA.exe. Test the App Installation. The equivalent Windows Installer Command-Line Option is /x. So if it is connected, you would see it under the network tab, then click on the Gateway option on the left hand side. The status panel opens. Host App Updates on a Web Server. When automating through Intune the issue seems to be that you have to use the windows 10 store version of global protect rather than the executable from the portal. I am trying to find a similar way to achieve it using Globalprotect. Deploy App Settings Transparently. All of them seem to take except for the SSO one. Jump Start Commit Configuration Changes Validate, save, and perform a full or partial commit from the CLI. Environment. GlobalProtect command-line install (silent, force, options for pre-connect) Can someone quickly show me the correct way to install a GlobalProtect update via command-line? 6. Jan 21st, 2021 at 11:59 AM The prelogon tunnel is created before you ever login to the workstation. Enter a descriptive name for the new VPN profile. I'm attempting to install GlobalProtect 5.2.10 using the following command switches. Download the GlobalProtect app for Linux. Select Windows 10 and later from the Platform drop-down list. The netextender batch file is: Windows OS; Active Directory environment; GlobalProtect App 4.0+ Procedure We're able to use either of the two msiexec commands shown below to silently uninstall GlobalProtect app: The windows 10 version uses the VPN profile from Intune which sets up the VPN as sstp which does not seem to work. Select the menu ( ) on the top right of the app's panel, then select Settings to open the GlobalProtect Settings panel. It can be done either using a script or via Active Directory Group Policy Object (GPO). App. Please include things like "silent install" and any options for forcing an install even if GlobalProtect is currently running/connected. Assuming your portal is at 5.5.5.5 Writer a nat rule from LAN to WAN, destination ip as 5.5.5.5, source nat none, destination nat none. Resolution Below is a list of commands for "> show global-protect-gateway " that are currently available: (Each give specific information that will be valuable depending on what is being examined) Examples Some of the commands are listed below with the expected outputs.