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In this article I am going to demonstrate how to update VPN client GlobalProtect by Palo Alto Networks using SCCM without disconnecting any ongoing VPN connection. However, when it comes to updating VPN client, major challenge is to ensure any active VPN connection is not disconnected during update process as this may potentially cause disruption to other applications/tasks dependent on VPN connection and may subsequently lead to user data loss.

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To display a list of available Global protect clients, use the following command from the firewall CLI: > request global-protect-client software info This command will display the list of available and downloaded software, as shown below: Version Size Released on Downloaded GlobalProtect App + Procedure We're able to use either of the two msiexec commands shown below to silently uninstall GlobalProtect app: Note: These commands must be ran with administrator privileges, otherwise they'll fail.Being an EUC administrator you often come across requests to update applications in your environment for various reasons like, vulnerabilities associated with current version, newer version has some bug fixes and more reliable etc.Įvery application has its own updating methods and challenges associated with it.

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On endpoints running Microsoft Windows XP or a later OS, the maximum string length that you can use at the command prompt is 8, characters.

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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? GlobalProtect command-line install (silent, force, options for pre-connect) Close. To do so, use the following syntax: /i ="" Msiexec is an executable program that installs or configures a product from a command line. On Windows endpoints, you can use the Windows Installer (Msiexec) to deploy the GlobalProtect app, app settings, and scripts that the app will run automatically (see Customizable App Settings).

Decompress the TGZ file to extract the installation package using the following command: tar -xvf PanGPLinuxctgz Install the application package that corresponds to the distribution of Linux that GlobalProtect is being installed on.

i /quiet PORTAL=”” Install GlobalProtect in quiet mode (no user.

Msiexec is an executable program that installs or configures a product from the command line.

All outbound internet in the environment will pass thru a Palo Alto firewall, so this seems like the appropriate place to manage this traffic.

I'm looking for some advice here on a recent initiative to restrict internet access on our corporate servers.