Operating system: Windows 98/NT/2000/XP, Downloads last week: 203. SSL-VPN NetExtender Adapter Editor's review. Similar Suggested Software. Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector.
My laptop is running on Windows 10. I am a programmer who was working from home today on a complicated project, and suddenly my VPN connection to the server at my workplace dropped, and when I try to reconnect I get the error ' SSL error happened, your OS may not support connecting to the server. Please make sure the server has valid certificate setup.' I then looked at my update history and saw that Windows 10 update KB3081452 auto installed itself today. I suspect this update has caused this issue. Does anyone know what I need to do to correct the problem?
I an using Dell Sonicwall Netextender as the VPN client successfully until mid-afternoon today. HI, Try uninstalling that update. Start - Settings - Update & Security - Windows Update - Advanced options - View your update history - Uninstall updates Good idea to check with Dell Support and their forums. Dell Support Dell Drivers - Product Manuals & Warranty Info (left side) - Tech Support and more Dell Forums Dell PC Diagnostics ------------------- Might want to check in with the Experts at TechNet where VPN is supported. TechNet - Windows 10 Virtualization TechNet - VPN TechNet - Windows 10 IT Pro TechNet - Forums TechNet - Where is the Forum For?
Hope this helps. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rob Brown.
I couldn't find anything about this specific product, so I thought I'd post. SonicWALL's SSL-VPN product contains a stripped down version of their VPN client called NetExtender, which installs through a web browser. Basically, the NetExtender install fails, either through the browser or the standalone installer package available from the SonicWALL partner site. At first I was running into the signed driver problem, so I ran this command: bcdedit /set testsigning no and rebooted my machine. After that, I think the install got a little farther.
The NetExtender installer leaves behind a log at C: program files SonicWALL SSL-VPN NetExtender NetExtender.dbg. 2009/01/16 14:10:03, NetExtender Core: Proc-0xD38:Thr-0xB0C: Error: Install NIC - UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices failed 2009/01/16 14:10:03, NetExtender Core: Proc-0xD38:Thr-0xB0C: Error: Could not install the NIC driver, error code = 0x65E. 2009/01/16 14:10:03, NetExtender Core: Proc-0xD38:Thr-0xB0C: Status update: statCode = 0x4040301, stepData = 0 2009/01/16 14:10:03, NetExtender Core: Proc-0xD38:Thr-0xB0C: Status update callback.
2009/01/16 14:10:03, Fail to install NetExtender driver! Error code: 673/01/16 14:10:03, NetExtender Core: Proc-0xD38:Thr-0xB0C: Status updated.
2009/01/16 14:10:03, Fail to install NetExtender driver!My interpretation of the above is that the driver simple won't work with Windows 7. Has anyone gotten it to work on their system? And if so, how?
Hey, I have an update on this as of last night. HOLDERs, I can't speak specifically about your problem, but I now have NetExtender working on my Windows 7 laptop to my SSL-VPN.
I'll sort of translate what I learned, in case people don't have access to the SonicWALL forums. Here's the short of it: - According to SonicWALL, version 3.0.0.9-20sv, which is soon to be released for both the SSL-VPN 200 and 2000, will support Windows 7 clients. They are running it now at.
Here's the best part. I went to the demo site, installed and ran their latest version of NetExtender. After I disconnected, I used it to connect to my own SSL-VPN, and it worked. So, if you want it working now, that might work for you.
But it sounds like the firmware will soon be available anyway. I have gotten SonicWall Global VPN Clinet Version 4.1.1.302 to run in Windows 7 Beta 64-bit. The error I was initially receiving was something about missing dneg4x.sys. I found this to be a component of Deterministic Networks DNE. Since I did an upgrade from Vista Home Premium 64-bit, SW VPN was partially installed. Steps: 1) Uninstall Sonic Wall Global Client. 2) Download DNE at for 64-bit.
There is also a 32-bt download. 3) Install the DNE. 4) Install Sonic Wall Global Client. You should be back up and running. The one strange bug is when the client wall sends back the form prompt for user name and password. When I tab to password, the form mysteriously disappears.
I found that if I tab and enter password real quickly and click okay, I do get a clean connection. I think this problem is with the version of SW since it was a beta 64 bit version and I have never gone back to see if they have a newer version.
You know, I just didn't read your post very carefully before. But I'll point out, mostly for the benefit of people unfamiliar with SonicWALL, that NetExtender and the VPN Client are two different pieces of software. At one time I thought they were very similar, but there's lots of differences, including how/what they install.
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