GlobalProtect 6.3.3-h2 (6.3.3-c42) Linux Known Issues

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The following table lists the issues addressed in GlobalProtect app 6.3.3-h2 (6.3.3-c42) Linux.

Issue ID	Description
GPC-25973	After uninstalling the GlobalProtect agent from a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.6 system, the `gpd0` virtual interface remains listed as an unmanaged interface when using the `nmcli` command. Additionally, configuration files related to the `gpd0` interface are not removed from the `/etc/NetworkManager/conf.d` directory. DNS and interface configurations previously set by GlobalProtect may also persist in `nmcli`, `systemd-resolved` settings, and the `/etc/resolv.conf` file. This persistence does not cause any functional impact on network operations.
GPC-26289	After a fresh installation of the GlobalProtect client on Fedora 43 with GNOME (Wayland), the GlobalProtect icon does not automatically appear in the system tray. Users must manually launch the GlobalProtect user interface by searching for "GlobalProtect" in the Applications menu or by running the `globalprotect launch-ui` command. The icon appears correctly in the system tray after a system reboot.
GPC-26290	When Direct Local Subnet Access (DLSA) is disabled, traffic between devices on the same local subnet does not route through the VPN tunnel as expected. Instead, this traffic attempts to route directly via the physical interface, which can lead to connection failures. This issue affects all Linux platforms, including RHEL, Ubuntu, and Fedora.
GPC-26293	When installing GlobalProtect on Ubuntu using a custom installation path, the installation process does not complete successfully.