Report an Issue From the GlobalProtect App for Linux

1. Connect to the GlobalProtect portal or gateway.
   1. In the GlobalProtect window, enter the FQDN or IP address of the GlobalProtect portal, and then click Connect.
      After you download and install the GUI version of GlobalProtect app for Linux, the GlobalProtect app automatically launches.
   2. (Optional) If multiple portals are saved on your app, select a portal from the Portal drop-down. By default, the most recently connected portal is pre-selected from the Portal drop-down.
   3. Enter the Username and Password for the portal and then Sign In.
      In most instances, you can use the same username and password that you use to connect to your corporate network. After you sign in, the GlobalProtect portal shows a status of Connected.
   4. (Optional) By default, you are automatically connected to the Best Available gateway, based on the configuration that the administrator defines and the response times of the available gateways. To connect to a different gateway, click the gateway drop-down.
2. Open the GlobalProtect app.
   Click the GlobalProtect system tray icon to launch the app interface.
3. Report an issue from the GlobalProtect app from your endpoint.
   After you launch the app, select the menu (

   ) on the top right of the app’s panel to report an issue to your administrator.
   1. Select Report an Issue.

   2. Enable the GlobalProtect app to run diagnostic tests and to include diagnostic logs. Both diagnostic and troubleshooting logs are collected and sent to Cortex Data Lake as a compact troubleshooting report.
      After the diagnostic tests are successfully completed, the GlobalProtect debug log files are uploaded to Cortex Data Lake from your endpoint.

      If you do not enable the app to run diagnostic tests and to include diagnostic logs, only troubleshooting logs are collected and sent to Cortex Data Lake as a compact troubleshooting report. The GlobalProtect app checks for the report files (pan_gp.trb.log or pan_gp_trbl.log) that are automatically generated in .json format. A notification message appears if no issues were found in the troubleshooting logs. Click Retry to check if the pan_gp.trb*.log files exist.
   3. Select the Run Diagnostic Tests and Include Diagnostic Logs check box.
   4. Click Continue to allow the app to create a troubleshooting log and to send the report to your administrator’s Cortex Data Lake instance.
      The results of the end-to-end diagnostic tests are stored in the pan_gp_diag.log file in .json format and sent to your administrator’s Cortex Data Lake instance along with the pan_gp.trb*.log files.
      The results of the end-to-end diagnostic tests are stored in the pan_gp_diag.log file in .json format and sent to your administrator’s Cortex Data Lake instance along with the pan_gp.trb*.log files. The GlobalProtect app can run diagnostic tests with a tunnel or without a tunnel. For example, you might want to enter your GlobalProtect login credentials prior to the app connecting and running diagnostic tests through the tunnel.
      A message pops-up, confirming that the app is running diagnostic tests only if you selected the Run Diagnostic Tests and Include Diagnostic Logs check box.
      A message pops-up, confirming that the app is sending the report to Cortex Data Lake.

   5. Click Close to confirm that the app successfully sent the report to Cortex Data Lake. This confirmation message displays the date and time when the report was processed and sent.