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In my current project, we have been using Juniper Network Connect to connect to client's VPN. It's a web based VPN authentication that uses Juniper Network Connect to establish connection. I don't know any more technicalities.
Everything used to work as long as I was on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. I have upgraded to Windows 10 today and since then the VPN stopped connecting. Earlier, after providing the username/password a small pop used to flash and go (saying Launching Network Connect) and established connection. But now after upgrading to Windows 10, the page throws me back to the login page even after giving the right username/password. No pop shows up. I have tried all Chrome, Firefox, IE. I used IE 11 earlier on Windows 8.1 and it worked fine. But nothing helps now.
Is Juniper Network Connect not supported on Windows 10? Can anyone guide me how to get this fixed?
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I spoke to the support team of the client I work for and the issue turned out to be with the System time set on my machine. It was set to China timezone by default and I didn't notice that. After I changed the time to US the Juniper connect worked fine and my VPN now works fine.
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I know it's a bad idea to upgrade an OS so soon when you are running any enterprise software, especially related to security/vpns etc.
But I did! And I would like to avoid downgrading if possible.
Ever since I upgraded to OS X Yosemite though, juniper's network connect (vpn client) stopped working. First it just wouldn't launch. I realized that was because of the Java 7 compatibility issue on Yosemite. So I upgraded to the latest Java 8 build (and installed the JDK).
Now although Network Connect launches it hangs at the 'Establishing Secure Session' step. It seems as though the connection is established (since I lose internet access in this period) but it can't create a tunnel.
Network Connect log
Notice how there are repeated attempts to create a tunnel, and this happens continuously. I have only pasted the logs from the last two attempts that Network Connect made.
I have also tried Junos Pulse as an alternative, it's a little better at error reporting. It shows that there is a connection, but says 'tunnel not enabled' and I can't connect to the internet with it either.
The VPN with network connect worked fine until a few hours ago (when I had not upgraded to Yosemite).
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Figured it out. First downgrade JAVA to Apple 1.6 as mentioned by Joe L. Farina above. That actually does work in some situations, but if your VPN provider only supports an old version of Network Connect then it will continue to hang.
To fix that, on the terminal run the following, then restart your computer:
For some users it might be necessary to do this: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6546349
Update: Some folks have been asking what the above command does, and fairly so. The above command basically disables kext signing on your OS X equipment. Kext signing is a security (Code signing) feature, that verifies if drivers and other software installed on your computer have been altered in anyway from what the developer of the application/driver had originally released. Old applications developed for the OS X (pre Yosemite) did not have this feature, since the feature was introduced with Yosemite. It does have a theoretical security risk, but if you know what you are installing and you do it from authentic sources (like the app store or well known developers you trust), then you should be fine. Otherwise refrain. To read more about kext signing see: https://developer.apple.com/developer-id/
So, here's what worked for me: disabling Oracle Java, and reverting back to Apple Java's RE v6:
- Download Apple Java 2014-001 from here
- Run and install it
- Follow the notes here to disable Oracle's Java and re-enable Apple's Java
I understand Apple's RE v6 might be less flexible but, for now, I've gotten Juniper VPN to work properly. It was still connecting, but disconnecting every couple of minutes.
If you have any requirement to have the latest Oracle Java 8.25 running let me know - there are a few steps which may produce mixed results, like: manually downloading and installing the Network Connect Applet (from your secure gateway), always starting the connection from within the Safari browser (instead of from the Applet, as it'll never successfully connect) and, further, inside Safari / Preferences / Security / Allow Plugins > WebSite Settings setting Java / your VPN gateway to 'Run in unsafe mode' (choose it twice, otherwise it won't get registered).
Get your Network Connect from https://vpn.gaikai.com/dana-cached/nc/NetworkConnect.dmg
That, along with Faraaz's suggestion of rebooting after
It fixed the problem for me
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