Quite frankly, I am concerned with SonicWall support. I've had a case open with SonicWall for sometime now without success. I'm having another fibre line brought in with separate access to the internet so I can test so I can be watching all the hardware/software involved in troubleshooting this. This is very frustrating, along with becoming a higher priority as our Director of Development has returned from maternity leave. The login works, the tunnel is created, the LAN is not accessible. It still does not work with Mac OS/X and SonicWall Mobile Connect. It works with Windows 10 and NetExtendor, the tunnel is created and the LAN is accessible. Try connecting to VPN and confirm it works this time.Ĥ.I tried with "Tunnel all mode" turned off. Once done, restart the Mac again and run the command ‘sudo chmod u+s /usr/sbin/pppd’ and then install NetExtender again. Go to Utilities menu and open Terminal and type in the command ‘csrutil disable’ģ. This will then display the following box. One other way to do this would be Clicking on the Apple logo at the top left of the screen > Select ‘Restart’ > Immediately hold down the command key (⌘) and R key. Restart your Mac in recovery mode (hold CMD+R during restart) Please first make sure that NetExtender has been installed prior to the steps below!ġ.
The Steps to Solve ‘disconnecting’ with NetExtender on OS X El Capitan Software progressed and then added the feature where it requires an administrator name and password to help restrict access to folders and files used by different users. Previous to this update, the root user had no permissions, meaning it was able to access any file/folder/app on that machine. SIP is a security technology in OS X El Capitan that is designed to prevent malicious software from being able to edit software, folders and files on your Mac. This ultimately restricts the root account to perform certain actions. In the update of El Capitan, there is a brand new feature called ‘System integrity Protection’ in OS X El Capitan.
However, if you try to run the following command (Which is displayed within the error log), then this will also fail. If you check the logs, it will display this. The issue at hand is that if you are trying to install NetExtender through the app store/ the internet on OS X El Capitan, you might get stuck and be in a position where you are unable to connect to the VPN server, displaying messages regarding disconnecting etc. OS X El Capitan is the twelfth major release of OS X, Apple Inc.'s desktop and server operating system for Macintosh. NetExtender allows remote clients seamless access to resources on your local network. NetExtender is an SSL VPN client for Windows, Mac, or Linux users.
First of all, I thought it might be a good idea to explain what NetExtender and OS X El Capitan are.
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