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rvo_
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Re: Android Support

I'm also looking for a fuctional way to connect an Android device (non-Samsung) to a Juniper solution. We have a SA2500 cluster for connectivity but sofar I've found no way to connect a non-rooted non-samsung Android. Is there any KB article or another way to follow the developments per vendor? I am specifically looking for developments surrounding Asus (Transformer) Android devices.

zanyterp_
Respected Contributor

Re: Android Support

No, it is not possible to do this without the L3 VPN. The Citrix Receiver application needs to have access to the Citrix farm.

zanyterp_
Respected Contributor

Re: Android Support


@rvo wrote:

I'm also looking for a fuctional way to connect an Android device (non-Samsung) to a Juniper solution. We have a SA2500 cluster for connectivity but sofar I've found no way to connect a non-rooted non-samsung Android. Is there any KB article or another way to follow the developments per vendor? I am specifically looking for developments surrounding Asus (Transformer) Android devices.


No, we do not have anything specifically on the Transformer device. What are you seeing for support/non-support? Any Android unit should be able to connect through for web-based only access. It is not possible to have L3 connections on non-rooted, non-Samsung devices.

 

For further information, you should follow-up with your account team.

nahun_
Contributor

Re: Andorid Support

Asus just released ICS (Android 4) for the original Transformer so you should be able to update it (at least in the US).

Juniper has said that Google added the L3 API into ICS, but the Pulse client still doesn't make a L3 connection with ICS on my transformer. Is the Pulse client not updated yet to take advantage of the native API in ICS?
ThomasE66_
Occasional Contributor

Re: Andorid Support

I have an Asus running 4.03 ICS. Pulse still doesn't work on it with regards to VPN. The API's are there in 4.0x but it appears Juniper has some work to do as well.
prox_
Not applicable

Re: Andorid Support

Junos Pulse 3.2 made its way into the Play Store on 2012/04/05:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.juniper.junos.pulse.android

This version supports the native L3 VPN functionality on Android 4.0, although it didn't work for me (authenticated fine, but didn't actually connect after that - GN 4.0.3).

- Mark

nahun_
Contributor

Re: Andorid Support

Updated the app yesterday and works great on my Asus Transformer at 4.0.3, it gets full L3 tunnel. Glad they got this out.

zanyterp_
Respected Contributor

Re: Andorid Support

Yes, that is correct: You need to use the Pulse 3.2 application (just released) in order to take advantage of the ICS VPN links.

mattspierce_
Frequent Contributor

Re: Andorid Support

We have been getting the error below "Unfortunatly Junos Pulse has Stopped on a fairly frequent basis. Most clients have experienced the issue and all are on the current market version. The issues has gotten worse since enabling the pulse security portal on the devices. I get about 4-5 crashes a day. The devices I know have the issue are divers. One VZW GNEX running 4.0.2. One HTC Thunderbolt run 2.3, and one HTC Incredible 2 runnig 2.3. All devices are factory firmware. The Gnex is encrypted but the other two are not.

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haas_
Contributor

Re: Andorid Support

Doesn't work for me. ICS 4.04 on a moto xoom2 and as soon as I hit connect I get "file error Ð PleaseWait-mobile-webkit.thtml: not found"

Supposedly this is fixed in Pulse client 3.2 per KB but that is what I am running and no go.