The VPN connection can be created through the GUI or by using this command: If you want NetworkManager support, install networkmanager-openconnect, or try the latest git version. If your Juniper VPN setup does not require any input after connecting you can use this command in order to connect See the initial announcement for more details. The OpenConnect VPN client also supports Pulse Connect Secure. # ln -s /etc/ca-certificates/extracted/ /etc/pki/ca-trust/extracted/openssl/ # mkdir -p /etc/pki/ca-trust/extracted/openssl Run the following commands to resolve these issues: Note: By default the directory that the GUI stores the connections does not exist and it cannot find the system certificates to verify hosts. In the GUI client, the URL should be same as that used in browsers. To use the pulseUi GUI client you need to additionally install webkit2gtk and gtkmm3. Check 'Note regarding Server/URL' section below. Note that the login URL is different from the URL used in browsers. To connect via the command line, run the command: Install the pulse-secure AUR package and start/enable rvice.

4.9 pulseUi does not remember connections.4.8 After login, pulseUi displays 'Compliance: Security policies not met'.4.7 Unauthorized new route has been added, disconnecting.4.6 ncsvc and kernel versions 3.19 and 4.5 to 4.9.4.5 ncapp.error Failed to connect/authenticate with IVE.4.4 Network Connect launched and a configuration error message is displayed.4.3 Network Connect launched but the VPN does not work.4.2 Login succeeds but Network Connect will not launch.2.2.1 Automatic installation of ncsvc using msjnc.

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