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GlobalProtect Client is not Connecting

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GlobalProtect Client is not Connecting
Created On 09/25/18 20:40 PM - Last Modified 04/29/20 16:34
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GlobalProtect Agent GlobalProtect App
GlobalProtect Gateway GlobalProtect Portal
Content Release Deployment Initial Configuration
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GlobalProtect PAN-OS Symptom
GlobalProtect client is not able to
connect.
Environment
Pan-OS
Global Protect
Cause
This indicates a problem with the PanGPA service's connection to the PanGPS service on the same workstation.
Troubleshooting/Verification
The following log can be found in PanGPA.log on the client machine:
P 195-T519 Oct 09 18:02:17:24315 Info ( 83): Failed to connect to server at port:4767
P 195-T519 Oct 09 18:02:17:24325 Info ( 460): Cannot connect to service, error: 61
P 195-T519 Oct 09 18:02:17:24330 Debug( 742): Unable to connect to service
The PanGPS service should be listening on localhost port 4767. To verify, run either of the following commands:
For Macs perform the following (Via Terminal):
netstat -an | grep 4767
tcp4 0 0 127.0.0.1.4767 *.* LISTEN
For Windows, perform the following (Via CLI):
netstat -an | find "4767"
TCP
127.0.0.1:4767
0.0.0.0:0
LISTENING
Resolution
Resolution
If there is no active listener on port 4767, the service didn't start properly. Refer to the PanGPS.log for more information
as to why or investigate other custom OS changes that could cause conflict.
If there is a listener, try connecting to the port by using the telnet command: telnet 127.0.0.1:4767
If telnet is unsuccessful, check the local firewall for dropped traffic. The workstation's firewall can also be disabled
temporarily for testing.
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