Library/Application Support/Juniper Networks.sudo /usr/local/juniper/nc/install/uninstall_nc.shģ.sudo rm -rf /Applications/Network\ Connect.app.rm -rf ~/Library/Logs/Juniper\ Networks.sudo rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Juniper\ Networks/HostChecker.app.sudo rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Juniper\ Networks/SetupClient.Remove the old Pulse Secure files with the following commands: defaults write AppleShowAllFiles trueĢ.Open a terminal window and enter the following commands to show "hidden" files: The following are instructions on how to "deep clean" an old version from your Mac OS:ġ. After you approve the Duo push or enter your code, it should take less than ten seconds for your VPN connection to complete. You have a short period of time after entering this information to approve the Duo push notification or enter your code. You can find more about the distinctions in Duo device setups here. Enter the passcode from your Duo mobile app, SMS passcode, or hard token.įor more information about Duo usage with Pulse Secure VPN, see: įor help enrolling your device with UCSB Duo, see: SMS passcodes are good for one hour from the time you receive them. You will need to re-enter your credentials and input the fresh SMS passcode in the designated field (see below). Type 'sms' to receive a new set codes via an SMS message on your phone. Approve the Duo request on your smartphone and your VPN session will begin. Type 'push' in the designated field to get a push notification via the Duo mobile application on your smartphone. Once you have signed in with your UCSB NetID credentials and they have successfully authenticated, you will be prompted to enter which device you want to use for MFA for this connection. As of August 2, 2021, Duo multi-factor authentication is required to sign in to the campus VPN (Pulse Secure).
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