Junos Pulse

[tmull60_]

Is there any way to disable Junos Pulse from popping up after you log out of the SA using the web interface? The screen pops up and it is extremely annoying and not something that will fly with out users.

[mattspierce_]

You could try setting the service to manual. That should only call the service when you run the pulse client. Let me know if that works for you.

[stine_]

Almost as bad as being added to the start menu programs to lauch on login.... I haven't downloaded the latest version,but I don't expect it to be any more friendly.

[tmull60_]

One thing I cannot get over is the inconsistency of the Junos Pulse product. It is different for each platform.

We use a secondary login page during login and it initially was supported by Junos Pulse on the iPad. Then after they upgraded the client they remvoed the feature. Then after opening a ticket they added it back to the Pulse client on the iOS devices.

However, the Windows client does not support a secondary login page. It supports RSA tokens, but not what we need. I just don't understand why they didn't create each product to mirror one another and support the same authentication types across the board.

I really don't like the way they handle new products and upgrades.

Same thing for 64 bit browsers. Although they have been around for a few years, they still do not support them for Host Checker or the other apps. You have to use Java, which is slower and totally sucks.

[jspanitz_]

Tmull60, we completely agree. We use secondary sign in pages as well (saml with secureauth) and pulse support hoes from nonexistent to sometimes existent.

If I go back to our Cisco asa, anyconnect is pretty much the same across platforms. And, they actually have an os x version.

[zanyterp_]

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@jspanitz wrote:
Tmull60, we completely agree. We use secondary sign in pages as well (saml with secureauth) and pulse support hoes from nonexistent to sometimes existent.

If I go back to our Cisco asa, anyconnect is pretty much the same across platforms. And, they actually have an os x version.

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i am unable to comment on any of the other failure points, but Pulse is now available on Mac OSX.