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1. #INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC INSTALL#
2. #INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC PRO#
3. #INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC SOFTWARE#
4. #INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC WINDOWS 7#
5. #INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC MAC#

Any thoughts anyone? Can connect with no error, ping IP, can resolve easily FQDN and can access resources by IP or FQDN but not by hostname.Īnyone else run into this? It doesn't affect any Windows users at all. Strangely enough this also seems to impact the Apple iPad and iPhone 4 I have on iOS 5.1 as well. This really ***** for our Apple users who are mainly execs and use samba connections to shared resources. After manually adding the Search Domains (we have two) in preference and removing the previous above, I was then able to resolve lookups to the FQDN and IP but not the hostname. I found that the correct DNS and routes were listed in the SonicWall client and while could ping the IP of the resource, I could not resolve its hostname with the Network Utility. Once connected, they receive a DNS search domain of pppFrameEncoded =0 instead of our AD domains which are passed fine in Windows and additionally the correct DNS servers (IP addresses) are listed in preference above the local router IP of the user. They can connect to either location in the US fine.

#INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC WINDOWS 7#

I have some Apple OS users, Fedora/Ubuntu users and Windows 7 users who are using the SonicWall client. I have not found this to be a solution in my case. 19:56:39.085 Fixed DNS settings 3 times in a row giving up for 1 minute 19:56:39.072 DNS settings were configured successfully 19:56:39.071 DNS settings were backed up successfully 19:56:39.070 NetExtender DNS helper launched 19:56:39.048 DNS server xx. is no longer configured locally 19:56:34.031 DNS settings were configured successfully

19:56:34.030 DNS settings were backed up successfully 19:56:34.029 NetExtender DNS helper launched After this, clients will be able to launch Dell SonicWALL NetExtender client directly from their Start Menu without having to login to your SonicWALL SSL-VPN web portal.

#INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC INSTALL#

19:56:33.903 DNS server xx. is no longer configured locally Download and install Dell SonicWALL NetExtender (NXSetupU.exe) Above steps only need to be completed once. 19:56:33.903 DNS server xx. is no longer configured locally 19:56:28.718 DNS settings were configured successfully 19:56:28.717 DNS settings were backed up successfully 19:56:28.717 NetExtender DNS helper launched 19:56:28.692 DNS server xx. is no longer configured locally 19:56:24.636 DNS settings were configured successfully 19:56:24.625 DNS settings were backed up successfully Here is a log (with ip and domain names replaces by xxx and yyy) Have others had success with NetExtender and Lion 10.7.3? Looking in the log, I do see messages indicating "Monitoring namserver:" and "Monitoring DNS suffix:" that seem to be what I would expect.ĩ640] Fixed DNS settings 6 times in a row giving up for 1 minute

#INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC MAC#

However, my mac cannot resolve any address on my internal network. I see that the NetExtender client does indicate the connect DNS servers and domain. Connectivity appears to work for example I can visit an internal website by ip address.

#INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC SOFTWARE#

On my iMac, I can install the software and do connect to my office. I'm also using a similar client on a MS Windows 7 notebook computer. Much easier!My suggestion would be to simply this further to three simple steps:Ĭlick on the NetExtender button (which opens this link: )įollow the instructions and permanently APPROVE the SonicWALL permissions dialogs that pop up.I've just installed the SonicWALL SSL-VPN NetExtender version 5.5.707 on my iMac in order to connect to my office VPN. This installed the latest Snow Leopard friendly version of NetExtender (version 4.0.658) which connected to our SSL-VPN NetExtender without having to do anything in Terminal.

#INSTALL SONICWALL NETEXTENDER MAC PRO#

I also couldn't connect using SonicWall NetExtender v3.5.632 after upgrading my MacBook Pro to Snow Leopard. Don said his workaround accomplishes the same but without the command line: The original fix uses Unix commands in Terminal. Don shared an alternative to a previously reported workaround for Snow Leopard problems with SonicWall's NetExtender virtual private network client.