GlobalProtect VPN Installation and Use for Windows
Summary
This article provides step-by-step instructions for installing, configuring, connecting to, and disconnecting from the GlobalProtect VPN on Windows devices at Idaho State University.
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Description
This article provides instructions on how to install, configure, connect to and disconnect from the GlobalProtect VPN on Windows devices at Idaho State University (ISU).
Before you Begin
- Estimated time: 10-15 minutes. (first-time setup)
- Requirements: ISU username, password, and Duo authentication.
- You will need an email confirmation that VPN access has been granted before installing the software.
Check your Windows Version (32-bit or 64-bit)
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Open Settings.
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Click System.
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Click About.
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Under Device Specifications, locate System type.
Install GlobalProtect VPN
- Go to the Paloalto GlobalProtect Portal (external link).
- Enter your ISU Username and Password:
- Click Log In.
- Sign in successfully.
- Select the download that matches your system type:
- Windows 64-bit GlobalProtect agent or
- Windows 32-bit GlobalProtect agent
- Open the downloaded file from your Downloads folder.
- Follow the installation prompts:
- Click Next through each step. (as prompted)
- Click Yes when prompted by User Account Control
- When the installation is complete, click Close.
Step 3: Connect to the VPN
- In the Windows taskbar, click Show hidden icons.
- Click the GlobalProtect icon.
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In the portal field, enter:
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Click Connect.
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Enter your ISU Username and Password.
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Click Connect to complete sign-in
Disconnect from the VPN
Note: Always disconnect from the VPN when it is not needed for ISU work.
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In the Windows taskbar, click Show hidden icons.
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Click the GlobalProtect icon.
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Click Disconnect.
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Article ID:
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Created
Tue 5/22/18 4:22 PM
Modified
Tue 6/30/26 1:05 PM
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