r/networking • u/[deleted] • 14d ago

Design Global Protect

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u/marx1 ACSA | VCP-DCV | VCA-DCV | JNCIA | PCNSE | BCNE 14d ago

Not a thing.

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u/frankenmaus 14d ago

Is that the JNCIA talking?

Some of the smaller PA units at least used to require a license to service the linux globalprotect client.

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u/marx1 ACSA | VCP-DCV | VCA-DCV | JNCIA | PCNSE | BCNE 14d ago

No need for the hate.

There is no "Linux License". There is a Globalprotect Subscription that contains MULTIPLE features, including support for linux clients, HIP checks, IPv6, Quarantine, and dns/app based split tunneling.

This however does not prevent people from using the openprotect client from connecting.

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u/frankenmaus 14d ago

What linux client will work without active GlobalProtect subscription?