Juniper Networks Connect Dmg in title. Pass4sure Questions and Answers for Juniper JN0-100 Demo Education - Others, Shareware, $99.99, 152.0 KB.
I ran into this too (made matters worse by cleaning out the old juniper install). What I understand clearly now, which other discussions with all the happiness from people saying they fixed it seem to miss completely: Juniper only works if you installed it prior to upgrading 10.6.
If you did not, you are possibly hosed.Now, I was hosed, but I found a workaround. Find a stand-alone installer.dmg out there. As of a couple days ago it was there. I'm sure it still is.
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NetworkConnect.dmg.It is version 6.0.0. It installs correctly. My company runs 6.4.0, which means the first time you open NetworkConnect after installing it prompts you to upgrade. The upgrade worked fine, so long as I was running as root.Which brings me to my original problem which I've not seen anyone else complain about, which has me worried: after installing, NC only actually connects and functions when I run as root. I'm not talking about su - root or using sudo, I mean having to graphically switch users and log into the computer as the root user (after enabling it.using the scenableroot I think, something like that).Has anyone else seen this behavior? I can launch Network Connect as my real user but it immediately fails with a software error. 'ncproxyd.error: Failed to gain root privileges'.
Driving me batty. I ran into this too (made matters worse by cleaning out the old juniper install). What I understand clearly now, which other discussions with all the happiness from people saying they fixed it seem to miss completely: Juniper only works if you installed it prior to upgrading 10.6.
If you did not, you are possibly hosed.Now, I was hosed, but I found a workaround. Find a stand-alone installer.dmg out there.
As of a couple days ago it was there. I'm sure it still is. NetworkConnect.dmg.It is version 6.0.0. It installs correctly. My company runs 6.4.0, which means the first time you open NetworkConnect after installing it prompts you to upgrade.
The upgrade worked fine, so long as I was running as root.Which brings me to my original problem which I've not seen anyone else complain about, which has me worried: after installing, NC only actually connects and functions when I run as root. I'm not talking about su - root or using sudo, I mean having to graphically switch users and log into the computer as the root user (after enabling it.using the scenableroot I think, something like that).Has anyone else seen this behavior? I can launch Network Connect as my real user but it immediately fails with a software error. 'ncproxyd.error: Failed to gain root privileges'.
Driving me batty. Hoefdaddy, thank you very much that worked for me. I was able to find the dmg file, first link from google (.edu site). Then i applied the other work arounds (the 2 sudo fixes).sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/juniper/nc/version number/sudo mkdir '/Applications/Network Connect.app/Contents/Frameworks'on your issue, it almost sounds like you may not have done the 2 sudo steps, cause those directories are owned by root.only other ideal i have is make sure you install the dmg as your normal user.hope that helps you.thanks. Apple Footer.This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.
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