- SONICWALL NETEXTENDER DISCONNECTS WHEN BROWSER OPEN INSTALL
- SONICWALL NETEXTENDER DISCONNECTS WHEN BROWSER OPEN PRO
Do you feel that this is true as well? Once NetExtender has finished installing, the program window will appear. The IP address of the last server to which you connected is displayed in the SSL VPN Server field.
SONICWALL NETEXTENDER DISCONNECTS WHEN BROWSER OPEN INSTALL
A new version of SonicWall Mobile Access Client (client been renamed) has been made available from Microsoft via their App Store for those running Windows 10 v10240.0 and higher: Then try to install … (the icon in the middle) 2. I installed Windows 10 Preview and SonicWall SSL VPN. IPSec tunnel between FortiGate and SonicWall Firewall. Basically, the NetExtender install fails, either through the browser or the standalone installer package available from the SonicWALL partner site. Click the link at the bottom of the Login page that says “Click here for sslvpn login.”.
SONICWALL NETEXTENDER DISCONNECTS WHEN BROWSER OPEN PRO
I installed the latest version of NetExtender last night, running on a MacBook pro with Lion, all up to date. Pretty depressing actually.Click Install. I'm serious when I say this product will put me out of business. It looks like a reload and that will be several hours of non-billable time.
Otherwise the Global VPN app has been helpful to others.This morning at 5:00am this Latitude would shut down in a matter of seconds, now it takes 5 minutes. On a good day, I'm just embarrassed to be in this business.I feel your pain, That is why I offered the SSL VPN over Mobile Connect app which has been reliable to me. How am I supposed to look them in the eye and tell them "Oh, you can login this way, but you have to login this other way". I've known them for close to fifteen years. This is for a husband and wife that own a business and need to remote in from home. I have two brand new Latitudes, one works with Netextender, the other does not. I won't have any choice, this product is about to put me out of business, and I only have a handful (5 maybe) of installations. If this is a sign of things to come, I'll be looking for work. When are people going to admit that Windows 10 is a scam. But do you guys have any ideas or thoughts on work around in the meantime? This seems like we need to just sit tight and wait for Dell/SonicWall to recognize, accept, and then fix this issue.
We've reached out to Dell/SonicWall and they originally told us the latest version of NetExtender is not supported on Win10 (nothing about this is mentioned on the MySonicWall website) and that we should try 8.0.238, however I can confirm that has the same problem.Īn MSP I sometimes bring in to help with issues like this now tells me they are seeing this as well. Sometimes I have to click around in the menu once or twice and then it happens. I simply install Netextender, open it, attempt to open the "properties" by clicking on the properties icon in the lower left corner of the application window, and the crash will typically happen immediately. I can reliably reproduce this error on every Win10 Anniversary computer I've been on. This happens in multiple scenarios, including without even attempting to connect, so the problem is local to the application on the computer. Once this happens, the only way to get Netextender to open and run again is to manually restart the service, which for my users means they have to reboot. Often resulting in a "not responding" window that needs to be shut down via Task Manager. The issue presents itself in application crashes and freezes. Win7 and pre-Anniversary Win10 machines still seem stable. At least for now, it seems to be isolated to machines that received the Anniversary update. We have been having a heck of a time getting NetExtender to operate smoothly and properly with Windows 10 machines.
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