I use Dell's Netextender VPN client on my Mac almost on a daily basis. After upgrading to El Capitan from Yosemite, it no longer works. Does anyone else use Netextender? I will have to revert back to Yosemite if I can't get this fixed in the next couple of days. NetExtender is an SSL VPN client for Windows, Mac, or Linux users that is downloaded transparently and that allows you to run any application securely on you company’s network. Using Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), NetExtender allows remote clients seamless, secure access to resources on your local network.
Having never heard of NetExtender before, I can only go on how you've described it in your post, and I have to say, Macs don't need third-party programs to perform 'maintenance' on them. One thing I can say is that before you upgrade your operating system, you should always make sure that all of your applications, plug-ins, drivers, extensions, etc., are compatible with what you're upgrading to. That could be part of the problem, should this program not be what I think it sounds like. Are you running the most current version, and is that version compatible with El Capitan?
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Installing NetExtender on OS X El Capitan or LaterFirst of all, I thought it might be a good idea to explain what NetExtender and OS X El Capitan are..
NetExtender is an SSL VPN client for Windows, Mac, or Linux users. NetExtender allows remote clients seamless access to resources on your local network.
OS X El Capitan is the twelfth major release of OS X, Apple Inc.'s desktop and server operating system for Macintosh.
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. If you check the logs, it will display this..
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In the update of El Capitan, there is a brand new feature called ‘System integrity Protection’ in OS X El Capitan. This ultimately restricts the root account to perform certain actions.
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. Previous to this update, the root user had no permissions, meaning it was able to access any file/folder/app on that machine. 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.
The Steps to Solve ‘disconnecting’ with NetExtender on OS X El Capitan
Please first make sure that NetExtender has been installed prior to the steps below!
1. Restart your Mac in recovery mode (hold CMD+R during restart)
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. This will then display the following box. Here, click Utilities.
2. Go to Utilities menu and open Terminal and type in the command ‘csrutil disable’
3. Once done, restart the Mac again and run the command ‘sudo chmod u+s /usr/sbin/pppd’ and then install NetExtender again. Data computer communications pdf. Try connecting to VPN and confirm it works this time.
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4. Restart Mac again in recovery mode and run command ‘csrutil enable’
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