Pulse Secure VPN (formerly Juniper VPN) for Mac OS This document provides information about how to configure Pulse Secure for accessing AHS Resources. Enrollment to MFA is only required to be done once. You can now access Pulse Secure with Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) from a computer that is not within the AHS network. First, we need download the Pulse secure.dmg package from below link. Click here to download Pulse Secure Application package. Double click the “ps-pulse-mac-installer.dmg” then you will get the mounted “Pulse Secure.5.3.3.1021” window with PulseSecure.pkg file. Connect to DECS VPN with the Pulse Secure Client A Virtual Private Network, or VPN, can be created by using the Pulse Secure client program to connect to engineering resources from outside the engineering network. Pulse Secure replaces the Network Connect client. Open the.dmg file and install the application by launching JunosPulse.pkg. Return to Pulse Secure Main Site Support Portal Login Call Support +1-844-751-7629.
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Overview
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To connect to Indiana University's SSL VPN for individuals from your Windows or macOS workstation, use the Pulse Secure SSL VPN client available from IUware. Pulse Secure lets you connect directly to IU's SSL VPN without having to log in through a web browser. It replaces Junos Pulse and Network Connect, two VPN clients you may have used previously.
- IU's SSL VPN is for off-campus use only; it will not allow you to establish a connection if your device is connected (via wireless or Ethernet) to an IU network.
- To ensure accountability of network communication, the University Information Policy Office prohibits group accounts from connecting to IU's SSL VPN. To make a VPN connection, you must log in using your personal IU username and passphrase.
- You can connect a maximum of two devices at a time to IU's SSL VPN. If you try to connect a third device while you already have a connection running on two other devices, you'll see a prompt asking whether you want to maintain the existing connections and cancel the new connection request, or break one of the existing connections and establish a new connection.
Install Pulse Secure
IU students, faculty, and staff can download Pulse Secure from IUware:
By default, macOS may let you install applications from verified sources only; consequently, when you try to install Pulse Secure, you may see an error similar to '
ps-pulse-mac.dmg
can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer.' To bypass this error (for this application only) and manually install Pulse Secure:- While holding
control
, click the application's icon, and then, from the drop-down that appears, select Open. - In the new window, click Open to manually launch Pulse Secure.
Pulse Secure does not support U2F tokens for authentication using Two-Step Login (Duo). For alternative device options, see Two-Step Login (Duo) device recommendations.
Configure the connection
- Open Pulse Secure to configure it for your first use:
- Windows: In your task bar, click the Pulse Secure icon ().
- macOS: In the menu bar, click the Pulse Secure icon (). Alternatively, find and click the Pulse Secure icon in your
Applications
folder. (If you have trouble finding a Pulse Secure folder, check for one namedJunos Pulse Secure
.)
- To add a new connection, click + (the plus sign).
- In the 'Add Connection' box:
- Type: Make sure Policy Secure (UAC) or Connect Secure (VPN) is selected.
- Name: Enter a name (for example,
IU VPN
) to distinguish this connection from other VPN connections you may configure (for example, to the Groups or HSN VPN; see the note below). - Server URL: Enter
https://vpn.iu.edu
.
- Click Add.
If you use the IU Groups VPN or Health Sciences Network (HSN) VPN, add an additional connection using the appropriate URL:
- Groups VPN: https://vpn.iu.edu/groups
- HSN VPN: https://vpn.iu.edu/hsn
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For more about these VPNs, see:
Connect and disconnect
To connect to the IU SSL VPN:
- Open Pulse Secure:
- Windows: From the task bar, right-click the Pulse Secure icon, and then choose Connect.
- macOS: From the menu bar, click the Pulse Secure icon, choose the SSL VPN profile you created, and then click Connect.
- Enter your IU username and passphrase, and then click Connect.
- In the 'Secondary Password' field, enter one of the following:
- A passcode (for example,
123456
): Generated by Duo Mobile, an SMS text, or a single-button hardware token push
: Sends a push login request to the Duo Mobile app on your primary smartphone or tabletphone
: Calls your primary phone number (whether mobile phone or landline)sms
: Sends a new SMS passcode to your primary device; once you receive the passcode via SMS, enter it into the 'Secondary Password' field.Enteringsms
will cause the initial login to fail with a 'Credentials were invalid. Please try again.' error message. However, you also will receive a text message with a passcode to enter in the 'Secondary Password' field.If you have more than one device of a certain type registered (such as a second smartphone or tablet), you can add a number to the end of your secondary password to direct login requests to a particular device (for example,push2
will send a login request to your second phone;phone3
will call your third phone).
- A passcode (for example,
- Click Connect.
When the VPN connection is established, you can exit Pulse Secure and access IU network resources that require a VPN connection. To disconnect from the VPN:
- Windows: Right-click the Pulse Secure icon, and then select Disconnect.
- macOS: Click the Pulse Secure icon, and then, from the SSN VPN profile menu, select Disconnect.
Qualified and compatible platforms
To ensure that you can connect to the IU VPN, verify that you are running the latest version of Pulse Secure available on IUware. For operating system requirements and recommendations, see the 'Pulse Secure Desktop Client Supported Platforms Guide' available at Pulse Secure Techpubs.
Creates a preconfigured package for deploying Juniper Network's Pulse Secure client. Thisinstaller is based on @rtrouton's blog postDeploying a pre-configured Junos Pulse VPN client on OS X.
Requirements
- Downloaded Pulse Secure installer from Juniper Networks. At the time of writing, thecurrent version is named
ps-pulse-mac-5.2r5.0-b869-installer.dmg
. - A jnprpreconfig config file from your organisation. A non-working example is providedin this repo.
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Operation
1. Install The Luggage: Nord vpn cracked.
If you don't already have The Luggage, install it as follows (as per @grahamgilbert's blog post The Luggage: An Introduction:
At this point, if you don't already have git installed, you will be prompted to do so. If that happens, install git and rerun the last command. Then continue:
2. Clone this repo:
3. Copy the Pulse Secure DMG and jnprpreconfig file into the cloned directory and edit config as necessary:
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cd
into the created directory- Copy your downloaded Pulse Secure DMG into this directory. Make sure there are noother DMGs in the directory.
- If the DMG you downloaded from the Pulse Secure website has a name in the form
ps-pulse-mac-5.2r5.0-b869-installer.dmg
, the version number will be automaticallyextracted from the name. If you've renamed it in some way, or if future releases arenamed in a different way, you'll need to edit thePACKAGE_VERSION
variable inMakefile
. - Copy your
.jnprpreconfig
file into this directory. Make sure there is only one.jnprpreconfig
file in this directory. - If you wish to 'brand' the installer, edit
Makefile
and change theBRANDING
variable to match your Organisation's Name. The default isPreconfigured
,resulting in a package name ofPulse-Secure-Preconfigured.pkg
. - If you wish to sign the package, uncomment the following line in
Makefile
andchangeYour Org
to match your Developer ID name:
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