You can now configure advanced internal host detection through the portal if you want to add an extra security layer during internal host detection by the GlobalProtect app. Note: Both Proxy Auto-Config (PAC) and Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Protocol (WPAD) standards are supported. This feature is available for all GlobalProtect users. When the user disconnects the GlobalProtect app, the endpoint proxy configurations get automatically disabled, reverting to the initial settings on the endpoint. Once the endpoint has the proxy settings, it uses the proxy server to access the internet.Īfter you enable the feature, the new proxy configurations pushed through the app replaces the proxy settings already available on the endpoint. Different PAC URLs can be deployed to different endpoints based on username or group membership. After establishing a tunnel with the gateway, the endpoint connects to the PAC URL and fetches the PAC file, which will update the proxy settings on the endpoint. Upon connection, the portal returns the PAC URL to the endpoint. The GlobalProtect portal can now push the URL for your proxy auto-configuration (PAC) files to your endpoints. Proxy Auto Configuration (PAC) Deployment from GlobalProtect Read on to learn about all the new features and behavior introduced with the release of GlobalProtect 6.1. GlobalProtect enables organizations to protect the mobile workforce by extending the Next-Generation Security Platform to all users, regardless of location.
Both users and applications have shifted to locations outside the traditional network perimeter. Traditional technologies used to protect mobile endpoints but have long outlived their usefulness and are no longer capable of stopping advanced techniques used by modern attackers.
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