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    System > Log/Monitoring > User Access > Settings

    kısmında yeni syslog sunucusunu girebilirsiniz.

    Server name/IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

    Facility = LOCAL0

    Type = UDP

    Filter = WELF: WELF

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    ; kMsg8021xAMErrNoWindowsProfile

    [1500]

    Short-desc = No Windows WLAN profile

    Long-desc = Verify your wireless network configuration and then try the

    operation again.

     

    ; kMsg8021xAMErrNoSSID

    [1501]

    Short-desc = No SSID(s) in range for connection request.

    Long-desc = Verify your wireless network configuration and SSID signal

    strength and then try the operation again.

     

    ; kMsg8021xAMErrIVEFailed

    [1502]

    Short-desc = IVE connection failed

    Long-desc = Manually restart your connection.

     

    ; kMsg8021xAMErrReconnectFailed

    [1503]

    Short-desc = Windows didn't respond to reconnection request.

    Long-desc = Possible cause may be the network cable is unplugged or

    plugged into a non 8021.x port (on the switch). Please fix the possible

    cause and manually restart your connection.

     

    ; kMsg8021xAMErrWirelessFailed

    [1504]

    Short-desc = Wireless 802.1x network request failed

    Long-desc = Manually restart your connection.

     

    ; kMsg8021xAMErrTerminated

    [1505]

    Short-desc = Authentication unexpectedly terminated by Windows 802.1x

    supplicant.

    Long-desc = If Windows doesn't retry automatically, then manually restart

    your connection.

     

    ; kMsg8021xAMErrWirelessSuppression

    [1506]

    Short-desc = 802.1x wireless networks are being suppressed.

    Long-desc = Wireless suppression has been enabled by administrator.

    The 802.1x wireless networks are suppressed when a valid wired network

    is detected.

     

    ; JUNS catalogUtil requires catalog message files to be saved with UTF-8

    encoding, which put 3 bytes {0xEF, 0xBB, 0xBF} at the file beginning

    called Byte Order Mark (BOM) for UTF-8 files . For modifications in this

    files, please use Text Editors which persist these BOM bytes (like

    Notepad.exe, Visual Studio IDE, etc).

     

    ;kMsgConnMgrErrConnectionMethodFailure

    [1800]

    Short-desc = Failed to invoke connection method.

    Long-desc = Retry the operation. If the problem persists, re-install

    application or contact your network administrator.

     

    ;kMsgConnMgrErrConnectionDoesNotExist

    [1801]

    Short-desc = Connection does not exist

    Long-desc = A connection attempt was made on a connection which does

    not exist, try deleting and re-adding the connection.

     

    ;kMsgConnMgrErrConnectionDoesAlreadyExists

    [1802]

    Short-desc = Connection already exists

    Long-desc = A connection attempt was made to a connection which

    already exists, try disconnecting and re-connecting the connection.

     

    ;kMsgConnMgrErrConnMethodTerminated

    [1803]

    Short-desc = Connection method stopped unexpectedly

    Long-desc = Connection method {0} stopped unexpectedly with error {1},

    try re-starting your application.

     

    ;kMsgConnMgrErrConnMethodTooMany

    [1804]

    Short-desc = Connection method doesn't allow concurrent connections

    Long-desc = The connection failed because there is already a connection

    of that type connected, and the connection method doesn't allow

    concurrent connections.

     

    ; JUNS catalogUtil requires catalog message files to be saved with UTF-8

    encoding, which put 3 bytes {0xEF, 0xBB, 0xBF} at the file beginning

    called Byte Order Mark (BOM) for UTF-8 files . For modifications in this

    files, please use Text Editors which persist these BOM bytes (like

    Notepad.exe, Visual Studio IDE, etc).

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrGeneralFailure

    [1300]

    Short-desc = General failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTimeout

    [1301]

    Short-desc = Timeout.

    Long-desc = The operation exceeded the time limit. Try the operation

    again.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrIncomplete

    [1302]

    Short-desc = Authentication not completed.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrParseFailure

    [1303]

    Short-desc = Error in format of received messages.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrNoCredentials

    [1304]

    Short-desc = Client credentials were not available.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrInternalFailure

    [1305]

    Short-desc = Unknown error.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrProtocolFailure

    [1306

    Short-desc = Protocol error in received messages.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrClientReject

    [1307]

    Short-desc = Server not authenticated.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrServerReject

    [1308]

    Short-desc = Authentication rejected by server.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrAuthenticationFailure

    [1309]

    Short-desc = Authentication failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsHandshakeFailrure

    [1310]

    Short-desc = TLS handshake failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrNoUserCertificate

    [1311]

    Short-desc = User certificate not available

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrNoAgreedMethod

    [1312]

    Short-desc = Client and server could not agree on authentication method.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrErrorChangingPassword

    [1313]

    Short-desc = Error changing password.

    Long-desc = The authentication server might not be currently available.

    Try the operation at a later time. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrRestrictedLogonHours

    [1314]

    Short-desc = Restricted logon hours.

    Long-desc = Your logon credentials are valid only during certain hours.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrNoPermission

    [1315]

    Short-desc = No permission.

    Long-desc = You do not have permission to perform the operation.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrAcctDisabled

    [1316]

    Short-desc = Account disabled

    Long-desc = Your account has been disabled. Contact your network

    administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrPasswordExpired

    [1317]

    Short-desc = Password expired.

    Long-desc = You must change your password before you can login.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrUnknown

    [1318]

    Short-desc = Unknown error.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacAuthFailed

    [1319]

    Short-desc = Authentication rejected by server.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacInvalidRealm

    [1320]

    Short-desc = Invalid Realm.

    Long-desc = The realm is no longer available. If you use saved

    credentials to log in to the system, use the Forget Saved Settings feature

    and then try logging in again.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacVersionUnsupported

    [1321]

    Short-desc = Version unsupported.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacMaxSessions

    [1322]

    Short-desc = Too many users for this realm.

    Long-desc = The selected realm is already serving the maximum number

    of users.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacAdminsOnly

    [1323]

    Short-desc = Only administrators can sign on.

    Long-desc = The realm is currently restricted to administrator access.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacTooMany

    [1324]

    Short-desc = Too many concurrent users.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again at a later time.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacIpDenied

    [1325]

    Short-desc = Logins disabled from this IP address.

    Long-desc = The server has associated your login information with a

    specific IP address and the IP address for this login attempt does not

    match configured settings.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacOtherFailure

    [1326]

    Short-desc = Other JUAC failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacAccountDisabled

    [1327]

    Short-desc = Account has been disabled.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacAccountExired

    [1328]

    Short-desc = Account has expired.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacNoRoles

    [1329]

    Short-desc = You are not allowed to sign in.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacIpBlocked

    [1330]

    Short-desc = Logins temporarily disabled from this computer

    Long-desc = Try the operation again at a later time.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacUnknown

    [1331]

    Short-desc = Authentication rejected by server.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacWrongCertificate

    [1332]

    Short-desc = Missing or invalid client certificate

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrJuacAccountLockedOut

    [1333]

    Short-desc = Account locked out

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_0

    [1334]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert close notify.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_10

    [1335]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert unexpected message.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_20

    [1336]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert bad record mac.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_21

    [1337]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert decryption failed.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_22

    [1338]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert record overflow.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_30

    [1339]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert decompression failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_40

    [1340]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert handshake failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_42

    [1341]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert bad certificate.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_43

    [1342]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert unsupported certificate.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_44

    [1343]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert certificate revoked.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_45

    [1344]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert certificate expired.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_46

    [1345]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert certificate unknown.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_47

    [1346]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert illegal parameter.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_48

    [1347]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert unknown certificate authority.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_49

    [1348]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert access denied.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_50

    [1349]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert decode error.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_51

    [1350]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert decrypt error.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_60

    [1351]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert export restriction.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_70

    [1352]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert protocol version.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_71

    [1353]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert insufficient security.

    Long-desc = Contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_80

    [1354]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert internal error.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_90

    [1355]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert user canceled.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsClientAlert_100

    [1356]

    Short-desc = Client issued alert no renegotiation.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_0

    [1357]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert close notify.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_10

    [1358]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert unexpected message.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_20

    [1359]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert bad record mac.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_21

    [1360]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert decryption failed.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_22

    [1361]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert record overflow.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_30

    [1362]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert decompression failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_40

    [1363]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert handshake failure.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact your

    network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_42

    [1364]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert bad certificate.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again with a valid client certificate. If the

    problem persists, contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_43

    [1365]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert unsupported certificate.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again with a valid client certificate. If the

    problem persists, contact your network administrator.

     

    ; kMsgEapAMErrTlsServerAlert_44

    [1366]

    Short-desc = Server issued alert certificate revoked.

    Long-desc = Try the operation again with a valid client certificate. If the

    problem persists, contact your network administrator.

     

  • Kaynak: www.juniper.net/support/downloads/?p=pulse#docs

    File Date: 31 Mar 2015

     

    Problems Resolved in in Pulse5.0R10

    Problem Report Number Description
    PRS-322849 Pulse is sending a reconnect message every 5 seconds in L2 connection when the user disjoins the domain.
    PRS-322041 Pulse may crash when choosing the option to “Forget Saved Settings” when uninstalling Pulse on a Mac OS X client.
    PRS-321099 Pulse cannot handle 802.1x authentication on devices that have configured virtual NICs.
    PRS-315232 EAPHost packets may be fragmented when using Host Checker.
    PRS-199150 Incorrect error message is displayed in Pulse for revoked certificate when doing certificate authentication.
    PRS-322740 Pulse may not connect if pre-signin notifications are configured.
    PRS-320935 SSL transport may be unduly slow when large packets are sent.
    PRS-318910 SSL transport for Pulse is noticeably slower than Network Connect.

     

    Problems Resolved in Pulse5.0R9

    Problem Report Number Description
    PRS-319255 Pulse 802.1x connections fail when password expiration messages are displayed.
    PRS-318525 When using machine authentication AND single user session, changing network type may trigger disconnects.
    PRS-316212 Enabling wireless suppression on a connection set may cause excessive eap3host.exe processes to be spawned on clients that do not have permission to change NIC state.
    PRS-315530 Connecting on a cellular data connection may prevent access to protected resources on Windows 8.1.
    PRS-257980 Pulse Credential Provider tile “Other User” should display the Pulse icon on Windows 7.
    PRS-320072 Session start script to map network drives may fail to launch.

     

    Problems Resolved in Pulse5.0R8

    Problem Report Number Description
    PRS-317884 When the IC and SRX use IPSEC with 802.1x and a user moves between standard access and remediation access roles, JNPRNS will retain the previous IP.
    PRS-318538 JNPRNS installation triggers BSOD on Vista; starting with Pulse 5.0R8, JNPRNA will be installed again.
    PRS-315756 The Pulse client on Mac OS shows only 6 configured Pulse Connection sets.
    PRS-315426 If “Search device DNS only” is set on a connection profile used by Pulse a Windows machine may require 1+ minutes to complete login after hard power off.
    PRS-318833 Pulse may not resume the VPN session correctly after an active/cluster node failover.
    PRS-309684 Pulse may reconnect after a user signs out from the browser when SSL acceleration is enabled.

     

    Problems Resolved in Pulse5.0R7

    Problem Report Number Description
    PRS-317942 Self-upgrade of JIS prompts for admin credentials.
    PRS-316630 Pulse customization tool (Branding tool) is not working with latest Junos Pulse client on Mac OS X
    PRS-316089 Pulse start up can be delayed when unreachable network drive is in PATH system variable
    PRS-315986 Junos Pulse does not prompt for secondary credentials when Defender RADIUS server is configured as secondary authentication server.
    PRS-315084 Due to race condition on WTS_LOGON Pulse 802.1x Wired connection is prompting for credentials after PC reboot logoff and login
    PRS-314240 On OSX 10.10 (Yosemite) Pulse cannot be un-installed by dragging Pulse icon to trash
    PRS-312285 Pulse Commandline Launcher (PCL) does not work with RSA SecureID
    PRS-282866 Wireless 802.1x: Endpoint drops wireless connection during a VLAN change

     

     

     

     

     

  • Kaynak: www.juniper.net/support/downloads/?p=pulse#docs

    File Date: 18 Mar 2015

     

    Problems Resolved in Pulse5.1R2

    Problem Report Number Description
    PRS-315530

    A tunnel cannot be established when running Pulse over a 3G connection in Windows 8.1.

    PRS-322849 Pulse is sending a reconnect message every 5 seconds in L2 connection when the user disjoins the domain.
    PRS-322752 Garbled characters are displayed when uninstalling Pulse Secure on a Japanese OS client
    PRS-322041 Pulse may crash when choosing the option to “Forget Saved Settings” when uninstalling Pulse on a Mac OS X client
    PRS-321594 Excessive CPU utilization may be observed when viewing the “About” box with the default Windows 7 theme
    PRS-319801 Invalid character/resource string displayed next to the connection when using Chinese language settings
    PRS-319255 Pulse 802.1x connections fail when password expiration messages are displayed.
    PRS-318525 When using machine authentication AND single user session, changing network type may trigger disconnects.
    PRS-315530 Connecting on a cellular data connection may prevent access to protected resources on Windows 8.1.
    PRS-309684 Pulse goes into reconnect mode when signing out using the browser with SSL Acceleration enabled
    PRS-257980 Pulse Credential Provider tile “Other User” should display the Pulse icon on Windows 7. <—not sure about the garbled text showing in the document 

     

    Known Issues in this release

    Problem Report Number Description
    PRS-324077 Upgrading through the browser from Pulse 5.0 to 5.1 does not trigger an automatic user reconnection