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GlobalProtect 6.2.8-h5 (6.2.8-c416) Windows and macOS Addressed issues
Lists the issues addressed in GlobalProtect app 6.2.8-h5.
The following table lists the issues that are addressed in GlobalProtect app 6.2.8-h5
(6.2.8-c416) Windows and macOS.
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Issue ID
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Description
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GPC-24581
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Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect disable agent messages were not
reported to firewall when machine certificate authentication with
full chain certificate validation was enabled.
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GPC-24332
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Fixed an issue where users on trusted networks were incorrectly
receiving a captive portal detection message and being redirected to
a separate browser tab. This occurred because the GlobalProtect app
was not properly handling captive portal detection response.
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GPC-24330
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Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect app got stuck in a connecting
state when using GlobalProtect version 6.2.8-h4. The issue was seen
when saml-logout and enforcer was enabled.
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GPC-24261
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Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect app running on macOS Sequoia
15.6.1 running GP 6.2.8 -c263 that receive both IPv4 and IPv6
addresses were not receiving packets back from the Network Load
Balancer (NLB) instances.
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GPC-24221
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Fixed an issue where the GlobalProtect app experienced a continuous
connect-disconnect loop when used on flights. This issue occurred
because rapid network wake-ups left network interfaces in an
inconsistent state, causing GlobalProtect to attempt tunnel
establishment on an unstable network foundation.
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GPC-24103
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Fixed an issue where the GlobalProtect app running on macOS allowed
users to modify or add a new portal address after each device
reboot, even when the Allow users to change
portal setting was configured as
No in the GlobalProtect app.
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GPC-24048
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Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect apps installed on on Dell Vostro
15 3515 laptops were unable to connect to the GlobalProtect service
with the following error: Could not connect to the
GlobalProtect service. If the issue persists, contact your
administrator.
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GPC-24037
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Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect app prompted users to log in with
SAML through the embedded browser even when the GlobalProtect app
was already connected. This occurred when users logged off and then
back onto their Cloud PC (Windows Azure PC), and closing the prompt
disconnected and reconnected the VPN session.
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GPC-24036
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Fixed an issue where the HIP check did not correctly detect the
status of the ESET firewall on Windows hosts.
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GPC-23990
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Fixed an issue where the captive portal opened in the embedded
browser, but when the user tried to connect to the internet, it
redirected to the default browser and was blocked.
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GPC-23929
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Fixed an issue where, when GlobalProtect app was configured with
Enforcer, users could bypass Enforcer restrictions by repeatedly
canceling authentication prompts after logging into Windows. This
occurred because the cached portal configuration, which contains
Enforcer settings, was not loaded when a pre-logon tunnel failed to
establish due to a quick user login. This fix ensures that the
cached portal configuration is loaded as soon as PanGPA starts and
PanGPS learns the username, preventing unrestricted access in
scenarios where Enforcer is intended to lockdown the endpoint.
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GPC-23730
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Fixed an issue where IPv6 traffic on Windows 11 24H2 did not work as
expected with GlobalProtect app.
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GPC-23689
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Fixed an issue where the GlobalProtect app running on macOS devices
would stuck in a connecting loop indefinitely if the user did not
complete authentication, requiring manual cancellation of the
connection.
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GPC-23650
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Fixed an issue where the GlobalProtect enforcer blocked network
traffic on Windows endpoints even after the tunnel was successfully
connected.
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GPC-23525
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Fixed an issue where on macOS Ventura and Sequoia, GlobalProtect app
versions 6.2.6-838, 6.2.7-1047, 6.2.8, and 6.3.3, manually changing
the portal address using the GlobalProtect app UI would fail and
revert back to the last connected portal. This issue occurred even
when Allow User to Change Portal Address was
enabled in the agent configuration.
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GPC-23394
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Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect app version 6.2.8-183. running on
macOS 15.5 was unable to accurately report the disk encryption
status of FileVault, resulting in an
Unknown status in HIP checks.
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GPC-23336
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Fixed an issue where agent disable logs were not being logged to
Gateway System Logs on the firewall. The GlobalProtect agent reset
the authentication code, which falsely indicated that the gateway
was not fully authenticated, and the agent did not send the
message.
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GPC-22683
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Fixed an issue where tool tips were not available for the
Add, Edit, and
Delete buttons on the GlobalProtect
application's settings page on Windows devices.
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GPC-22572
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Fixed an issue where the hamburger menu button was disabled in the
Refresh connection screen, which made it inaccessible when using a
keyboard.
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GPC-22021
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Fixed an issue where, when using conditional-connect on macOS Sequoia
with GlobalProtect app version 6.2.6, manually switching gateways
caused the app to display a Not
Connected status for approximately 10 seconds
while establishing a connection to the second gateway.
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GPC-22010
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Fixed an issue where loopback connection did not work when Endpoint
Traffic Policy Enforcement was enabled.
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