In an effort to strengthen security and streamline access, the Cisco AnyConnect VPN will be replaced with the GlobalProtect VPN on June 1, 2023. To allow a smooth transition, both VPNs are available now through May 31, 2023. During this time period, you are able to use either VPNs, however, you are encouraged to transition to the GlobalProtect VPN as soon as it is available. Starting June 1, 2023, the Cisco AnyConnect VPN will no longer be available.
Once you've successfully installed the GlobalConnect VPN client software, click the GlobalProtect icon in the taskbar (Windows), or menubar (Mac). When not connected, the icon will be a greyed-out globe. If you don't see the icon, check the Start menu or Applications folder for the GlobalProtect app and launch it. On Windows, it will be inside a folder called "Palo Alto Networks".
Type the following URL in to the "Portal" field, then click Connect. Click here for steps to add additional VPN portals, such as ASAVPN1 and NDUS. vpn.und.edu
vpn.und.edu
An NDUS Portal Log In page will appear IN A SEPARATE WINDOW. Enter your credentials as usual, and verify with DUO.
Once connected, you'll see the confirmation notification.
To disconnect, or reconnect in the future, simply click the GlobalProtect icon in your taskbar (Windows), or menubar (Mac), and click Disconnect or Connect.
Launch a web browser and go to the following URL: vpn.und.edu
From the GlobalProtect Portal page, select the "Download Windows 64 bit GlobalProtect agent" link.
Once the download is finished, open it from your browser, or your downloads folder in File Explorer.
At the "Welcome to the GlobalProtect Setup Wizard" window, click Next
On the "Select Installation Folder" window, click Next
Click Next at the "Confirm Installation" window.
If you see a pulsating shield icon in your taskbar, click it.
Click Yes if a "User Account Control" window appears. You may need to enter your computer username and password.
The installation will begin.
When the "Installation Complete" screen appears, click Close
Restart your computer. Do not use Shutdown, Sleep, or Hibernate.
After restart, you should have a new icon in your taskbar notification area for the GlobalProtect Client. Note, the icon may be hidden in the overflow menu .
See the Log In section for next steps.
From the GlobalProtect Portal page, click "Download Mac 32/64 bit GlobalProtect agent".
Once the download is finished, open it from your browser or a Finder file browser window.
At the "Install GlobalProtect Introduction" window, click Continue
With your computer's boot drive selected, click Continue
At the "Installation Type" step, click to add a check-mark to the "GlobalProtect", and "GlobalProtect System extensions" options, then click Continue
Click Install
When prompted, use Touch ID or select Use Password... to enter your Mac's password manually.
When the "installation was successful" screen appears, click Close
If you see a message stating ""Installer.app" would like to access files in your ...... folder", click OK to proceed.
When you see the "System Extension Blocked" message, click Open System Settings
In the "Privacy & Security" window, under the text "System software from application "GlobalProtect.app" was blocked from loading.", click Allow
When prompted, use Touch ID or select Use Password... to enter your Mac's password manually. Then close the "Privacy & Security" window.
You might see a notification in the top-right of your screen. Clicking it will open a window where you can change notification options for GlobalProtect. This step is optional.
You should now see the GlobalProtect icon in your menubar. This confirms the install was successful.
The official GlobalProtect VPN Client is only compatible with a few Linux distributions. UIT does not support Linux clients in any way. See the links below for general information on the client, and where to download it.
Anyone using a Linux machine with OpenSSL version 3 will be unable to connect to GlobalProtect unless they manually enable Unsafe Legacy Renegotiation in their OpenSSL configuration. Using Unsafe Legacy Renegotiation may be a security risk. UND takes no responsibility for any security threats the user may face by using this setting.