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--- paloaltonetworks:configuration:globalprotect [2025/01/24 14:51] – [Cookies] bstafford
+++ paloaltonetworks:configuration:globalprotect [2025/09/11 08:00] (current) – [Cookies] bstafford
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 /opt/paloaltonetworks/globalprotect/</code>
-filenames have this format:
+**Naming**
+User cookie filenames have this format:
 <code>PanPUAC_17c2deb6776739fbe2e40a988c921b8.dat</code>
+Pre-Login cookie filenames have this format:
+<code>PanPPAC_811c13bcd3d719c3cdf84fac1ceab29.dat</code>
+To delete the cookies in Windows
+<code>del /F /Q "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Palo Alto Networks\GlobalProtect\*.dat"</code>
+or Powershell:
-filenames have this format:
+<code>$Verzeichnis = "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Palo Alto Networks\GlobalProtect" Get-ChildItem -Path $Verzeichnis -Filter *.dat -File | Remove-Item -Force</code>
-<code>PanPPAC_811c13bcd3d719c3cdf84fac1ceab29.dat</code>
 ===== Portal Client Certificates =====
 When you go to a GlobalProtect portal that requires a client certificate be selected, you used to be able to add the site (in Internet Explorer) to the list of 'trusted sites' and the browser would then remember to select the certificate. In the latest version of Edge, it seems that they have changed that. You have to import the "Edge ADMX" and put the following settings in:<code>{"pattern":"https://gpportal","filter":{"ISSUER":{"CN":"ISSUER NAME"}}}</code>