Suppresses network extension pop-up (a) related to Add VPN Configurations. Configuration profile file specific to GlobalProtect split-dns feature. GlobalProtectSplitDNS.mobileconfig ( MD5 Hash = 020c721f6fed19cac436e0205eb0bedb). Configuration profile file specific to GlobalProtect split-tunnel based on domain. 
Suppresses network extension pop-up (a) related to VPN Configurations. Configuration profile file specific to GlobalProtect split-tunnel based on application. GlobalProtectSplitApp.mobileconfig ( MD5 Hash = d3d9940daadd91cb8b727db28026910c). There are 4 different network extension configuration profile files attached to this document which has usage as explained below:. Upon successful installation of GlobalProtect Client, following network extension pop-ups will be seen as explained in GlobalProtect app user guide. The content of install_system_extensions.xml isĬom.Įnable GlobalProtect Network Extension on macOS Catalina 10.15.4 and later Endpoints: Sudo installer -pkg GlobalProtect.pkg -appl圜hoiceChangesXML install_system_extensions.xml -target / Note: To enable System Extensions immediately after installation of the GlobalProtect App, use the following command: Enter the Bundle Identifier (.extension). Enter the Team Identifier used by the GlobalProtect app (PXPZ95SK77). Here, create a configuration profile as shown below with following information:. On jamf PRO, navigate to Computers > Configuration Profiles > New. To enable the System extension, please follow below steps:. Upon successful installation of GlobalProtect Client, following system extension pop-up will be seen as explained in GlobalProtect app guide. Steps for Adding a Configuration Profile to remove System Extensions on macOS Monterey 12 Endpoints Steps for Adding a Configuration Profile for Enforcer on jamfPro v10.26.0 If otherwise please re-download the files.Įnable GlobalProtect Network Extension on macOS Catalina 10.15.4 and later EndpointsĮnable GlobalProtect Network Extension on macOS BigSur 11 Endpoints Before using the configuration profile files, please make sure that the file is not corrupted by verifying the hash of the downloaded file with the hash provided for each file in this document and making sure they both match. jamf PRO Configuration profiles are supported with GlobalProtect 5.1.6 and onwards only. macOS Catalina 10.15.4 or later / macOS BigSur 11. 
If network extensions are already enabled manually via GlobalProtect pop-up’s than using configuration profile, via jamf PRO, to enable network extensions will create a duplicate network extension entries. Note: This document assumes that the macOS endpoint does not have network extensions enabled manually.
The workflow can be used for any other Mobile Device Manager (MDM) provider which supports deploying configuration profiles. Objective of this document is to utilize GlobalProtect 5.1.6 signed configuration profiles and deploy them using jamf PRO to suppress macOS 10.15.4 or later system and network extension pop-ups. If you have configured split tunnel on the gateway or enforced GlobalProtect connections for network access on the portal, the System Extension Blocked notification message displays on the app during the installation, prompting users to enable and allow the system extensions in macOS that are blocked from loading to use these GlobalProtect features. When GlobalProtect app is installed on a macOS Catalina 10.15.4 or later device for the first time or is upgraded to GlobalProtect app 5.1.4, they must now enable the system extensions. GlobalProtect App starting 5.2 uses system extensions on macOS Catalina 10.15.4 or later endpoints for enabling capabilities such as:
Enforce GlobalProtect connections for network access (see GlobalProtect App Customization) without requiring kernel extensions. Split tunnel based on the destination domain name and application process name. GlobalProtect App starting 5.1.4 uses system extensions on macOS Catalina 10.15.4 or later endpoints for enabling capabilities such as:
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