Unidentified Network after connecting to Pulse Secure Desktop

[tvlora1989]

Hello,

I connect to Pulse Seure Deskop version 9.1.2 on Windows 10 (1809) and as soon as I connect my wireless shows no internet. Tried to hardwire, issue persists. 

I've been doing some research on the forums but I havn't gotten anywhere. Wondering if someone's been affected by the same problem.

[dekkar]

tether to your phone and try. could be a firewall issue on your home lan.

[r@yElr3y]

Are you using Full (every traffic will pass through the tunnel) or Split tunnel (only selected traffic will go through tunnel) configuration?

[ameypatil]

Anyone found solution for this ??

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@tvlora1989 wrote:

Hello,

I connect to Pulse Seure Deskop version 9.1.2 on Windows 10 (1809) and as soon as I connect my wireless shows no internet. Tried to hardwire, issue persists. 

I've been doing some research on the forums but I havn't gotten anywhere. Wondering if someone's been affected by the same problem.

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[r@yElr3y]

@ameypatil Can you access any other Internet or Intranet sites when connected to VPN, though the network status showing as "no-internet"?

[ameypatil]

I tried connecting to different network still it shows me "UnIdentified network". I tried connecting to hotspot too.

Please suggest.

[r@yElr3y]

Unidentified network status is a warning but it should be a blocker for accessing the resources when connected to VPN.

What type of resources you'd be accessing through VPN? access using applications like Outlook, browsers?

[Frankie0323]

I have the same issue, I've tested the same machine loggin in with my credentials to the VPN client i get out conpanny network instead of the Unidentified Network message. 

Windows 10 1803

Pulse 9.1.7 (3101)

Any ideas? 

[r@yElr3y]

Do we see the right DNS domain being assigned to the virtual adapter? are you connecting to VPN from a domain-joined machine?

DNS domain can be checked under Network connections (Open RUN command >> ncpa.cpl) >> Find the Pulse Secure adapter >> right click > status > details > connection specific DNS-suffix.