Symptom of this issue: DNS breaks completely when NetExtender is connected. DNS begins working again when you disconnect from NetExtender. This was reported in DTS 118017. Apple introduced a new security feature called Gate Keeper.

By default, Gate Keeper is enabled, and requires apps to either be released via the Mac App Store or be signed with Developer ID. NetExtender does not meet the requirements for the Mac App Store, so it has been updated to include Developer ID signing. Use NetExtender version 6.0.726 or higher to avoid issues with Gate Keeper. NetExtender now comes as a single.app file that does not require the usual installation procedure. When you open mount the.DMG image, you’ll see NetExtender.app and an alias to the Applications folder. Simply drag the NetExtender icon over the alias to install. If an existing version of NetExtender is already installed, you will be prompted to stop the copy or replace the file.

Go ahead and replace the file. Installation scripts will launch when the user tries to make their first connection (or when NetExtender needs to repair itself). The user will be prompted for their credentials to make the necessary permission changes or run installation scripts, if changes are necessary. This is a snippet of the log that came up after I entered my credentials and allowed NetExtender to install it’s scripts. SonicWall rebranding: NetExtender’s GUI has changed slightly to reflect as SonicWall NetExtender Resolution for SonicOS 6.5 and Later SonicOS 6.5 was released September 2017.

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What you should know about Mac OS X Mountain Lion and NetExtender: 1. The OS DNS mechanism has once again changed.

This caused DNS problems with NetExtender. All versions of NetExtender up to 6.0.719 exhibit this behavior. Install NetExtender version 6.0.726 or higher to address this issue. Symptom of this issue: DNS breaks completely when NetExtender is connected. DNS begins working again when you disconnect from NetExtender.

This was reported in DTS 118017. Apple introduced a new security feature called Gate Keeper. By default, Gate Keeper is enabled, and requires apps to either be released via the Mac App Store or be signed with Developer ID. NetExtender does not meet the requirements for the Mac App Store, so it has been updated to include Developer ID signing. Use NetExtender version 6.0.726 or higher to avoid issues with Gate Keeper.

NetExtender now comes as a single.app file that does not require the usual installation procedure. When you open mount the.DMG image, you’ll see NetExtender.app and an alias to the Applications folder.

Simply drag the NetExtender icon over the alias to install. If an existing version of NetExtender is already installed, you will be prompted to stop the copy or replace the file. Go ahead and replace the file. Installation scripts will launch when the user tries to make their first connection (or when NetExtender needs to repair itself). The user will be prompted for their credentials to make the necessary permission changes or run installation scripts, if changes are necessary.

This is a snippet of the log that came up after I entered my credentials and allowed NetExtender to install it’s scripts.

I SETUP A Sonicwall tZ300 IN a small office with less than 10 users. The firewall is the DHCP server as well. On my laptop from my home office, i was able to get the vpn client to connect to the firewall and issue an ip address, however no matter what i tried i was unable to ping or connect to any NAS based folders on the remote site network. Working with sonicWall tech support today i believe he may have fixed the issue, however i was unable to test it. The tech tested it form his end using a test acocunt, he said i was unable to browse because of my own windows native firewall being on and that i had to turn it off in order to be able to browse and connect to the remote site's reosurces. Is this accurate?

Is there a way to setup the native windows 10 firewall to allow these connections without turning it off? On Thursday im going to this firm's satellite office where i will be installing vpn client and testing. Is there any info or advice other than disabling the windows firewall in order to be able to make the vpn connection and then map to printers and shared folders on a NAS? Thanks in advance JohnS. Hi ， >>is this accurate?