If you get time outs when on the VPN try disconnecting from the VPN and run the same test. Do a constant ping to 8.8.8.8 (googles DNS) and see if the connection times out. Try connecting to the VPN and open a command prompt. Poor internet connection either with the internet or the local connection can cause these drops. This can be a network issue on either your end or on the business network side. By default, the domain is LocalDomain and must be entered exactly the way it was created on the device.Ĭonstant reconnecting messages or slow connection:
So if the admin created your account with a capital letter in the username for instance and you use all lowercase it will be seen as incorrect. One common issue with NetExtender is the username, password and domain are all case sensitive. Now you can try reinstalling the client and check that it works. Toggle the switch off and you will be asked to restart to apply the change. Navigate to the security center by opening settings then go to Update & Security->Windows Security->Open Windows Security->Device Security-Core Isolation Details. The feature will have to be disabled to use the VPN client. Unfortunately, this feature breaks the needed drivers from loading in NetExtender. It’s a security feature enabled on some devices that isolates core OS processes in memory and are virtualized making them safe from attacks by malware. Its due to the “Core Isolation” security feature being enabled in Windows 10/11. Now you can close the client and reopen to verify the issue is fixed.Ĭommonly I see this affecting Surface laptops. If it isn’t double, click on the service and make sure it’s set to Automatic startup and then click start. Locate the service named “SonicWall NetExtender Service” and ensure it is running. The fix is easy, click on start and type “Services” and run the services app that appears.
This error, as the message implies is due to the service that NetExtender uses is not responding or is stopped. Here are some common fixes if the client is not operating correctly. If you are a business that use Sonicwall firewalls you probably are familiar with the NetExtender VPN client used to connect to the device.
Being able to connect to network resources from home securely requires some sort of VPN to create a tunnel into the workplace network to allow accessing things like intranet websites, servers, and network drives. With COVID and the recent bad winter weather, working from home is becoming the normal.
By Jamie Poindexter | Jan 18, 2022 | Jamie’s Tech Corner, Our blog
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