User Behavior Options
The following table lists the options that you can configure
in the Windows registry and macOS plist to customize how the user
interacts with the GlobalProtect app.
Some settings do not have a corresponding portal configuration
setting on the web interface and must be configured using the Windows
Registry, Msiexec, or macOS plist. These settings are listed in
the table as “Not in portal.” They include, but are not limited
to, settings such as the following:
ShowPrelogonButton
and can-save-password
.Portal Agent Configuration | Windows Registry/macOS Plist | Msiexec Parameter | Default |
---|---|---|---|
Allow User to Change Portal Address | can-change-portal yes | no | CANCHANGEPORTAL=”yes | no” | yes |
Allow User to Dismiss Welcome Page | enable-hide-welcome-page yes | no | ENABLEHIDEWELCOMEPAGE= ”yes | no” | yes |
Allow User to Continue with Invalid
Portal Server Certificate | can-continue-if-portal-cert-invalid yes | no | CANCONTINUEIFPORTALCERT INVALID= ”yes | no” | yes |
Allow User to Disable GlobalProtect App | disable-allowed yes | no | DISABLEALLOWED="yes | no" | no |
Save User Credentials Specify
a 0 to prevent GlobalProtect from saving credentials, a 1 to save
both username and password, or a 2 to save the username only. | save-user-credentials 0 | 1 | 2 | n/a | n/a |
Not in portal The Allow user
to save password setting is deprecated in the web interface
in PAN-OS 7.1 and later releases but is configurable from the Windows
registry and macOS plist. Any value specified in the Save User Credentials field overwrites
a value specified here. | can-save-password yes | no | CANSAVEPASSWORD=”yes | no” | yes |
Windows only/Not in portal This
setting enables the GlobalProtect credential provider to display
the Start GlobalProtect Connection button, which
allows users to initiate the GlobalProtect pre-logon connection manually. | ShowPrelogonButton yes | no | n/a | no |
Windows 10 only/Not in portal This
setting is used in conjunction with GlobalProtect SSO and enables
the GlobalProtect credential provider to be set as the default sign-in
option at the next Windows login and for subsequent logins. See Deploy GlobalProtect Credential Provider Settings in the Windows Registry for details. | MakeGPCPDefault yes | no | MAKEGPCPDEFAULT=”yes | no” | n/a |
Windows only/Not in portal This setting
is used in conjunction with GlobalProtect SSO and sets the number of
seconds for users to wait to log in to Windows before establishing
a tunnel connection. See Deploy GlobalProtect Credential Provider Settings in the Windows Registryfor details. | LogonWaitTime <5-30 seconds> | n/a | n/a |
Windows only/Not in portal This setting
is used in conjunction with GlobalProtect SSO and sets the number of
seconds to delay users from logging in to Windows after establishing
a tunnel connection. See Deploy GlobalProtect Credential Provider Settings in the Windows Registryfor details. | LogonPostWaitTime <3-10 seconds> | n/a | n/a |
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