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If all goes well, the HTTPS traffic will get sent through mitmproxy, which will capture it, decrypt it, and show you the details of the authentication flow in exquisite detail… while also sending it along to the final destination… and neither the Windows box nor the GlobalProtect server will complain.

Run GlobalProtect on windowsbox, and try to login.

On windowsbox, configure linuxbox:8080 as the HTTP/HTTPS proxy.

Run mitmproxy -p 8080 on linuxbox you may need to add the -insecure flag to mitmproxy if it can't correctly verify the upstream certificates of the GlobalProtect server.

#Globalprotect authentication failed install#

Install those mitmproxy root certificates on windowsbox.

Install mitmproxy on linuxbox, and generate the root certificates for it.

#Globalprotect authentication failed how to#

Mitmproxy is your best bet unless you have another idea about how to capture and log the authentication negotiation.

On how to do / what I need to do so you get exactly what you need. That mitmproxy thing: I would be happy to do this but I would need a pointer Does this mean I need to use the SAML auth stuff? If you need me to do Getting a tun interface and can ping internal IP addresses from the company. I can connect to the VPN using the "Windows-Cookie" and after that I'm I tested the "borrow a cookie" method: This worked!

Authentication failure: Invalid username or password < var respMsg = "Authentication failure: Invalid username or password" Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0 > jnlpReady=jnlpReady&ok=Login&direct=yes&clientVer=4100&prot=https:&server=&computer=phenom2&user=USERNAME&passwd=PASSWORD > Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Attempting to connect to server XX.XX.XX.XX:443 openconnect -protocol=gp -vvv -dump-http-traffic -timestamp -user=USERNAME