• Secure Mobile Access 12.4
• Introduction to Connect Tunnel
  • About Connect Tunnel
  • Guide Conventions
  • Resources Available from Connect Tunnel
  • Downloading and Installing Connect Tunnel
• Connect Tunnel Client for Windows
  • Launching VPN Connection
  • Launching VPN Connection using Network Logon
  • Launching VPN Connection using Always-ON VPN (AoV)
  • Launching VPN Connection using Device VPN
  • Using Connect Tunnel
    • Viewing Connect Tunnel Status
    • Logging into Connect Tunnel
    • Choosing a Login Group
    • Processing Server Certificates
    • Disconnecting from Connect Tunnel
  • Customizing Connect Tunnel
    • Viewing Current Settings
    • Connecting to a Different VPN
    • Configuring Split Tunnel Mode
    • Configuring a Device VPN connection
    • Updating the Connect Tunnel Application
  • Provisioning of Connect Tunnel using SCCM or Intune
    • Support for using default browser for SAML Authentication
  • Troubleshooting Connect Tunnel
    • Unable to Connect
    • Troubleshooting ESP
    • Unable to Access Resources or the Internet
    • Using Logs
    • Installation Fails
    • EPC Zone Classification doesn't work as intended
    • OpswatWrapper Init Error
• Connect Tunnel Client for macOS and Linux
  • System Requirements for MacOS
  • System Requirements for Linux
  • Starting Connect Tunnel
    • Connect Tunnel on macOS
    • Connect Tunnel on Linux
    • Specifying a Login Group
    • Connecting to a Different VPN
    • Quitting Connect Tunnel
  • Managing Configurations
    • Viewing Connect Tunnel Settings
    • Deleting a Configuration
      • Editing Connect Tunnel Settings
    • Creating a New Configuration
    • Selecting the Advanced Button
    • Advanced Options
    • Credential Caching/Secure Network Detection
  • Processing Server Certificates
  • Configuring Proxy Server Settings (Linux Only)
  • Troubleshooting
    • Unable to Connect VPN
    • Troubleshooting ESP
    • Unable to Access Resources or the Internet
    • Unable to Access Resources on Linux
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Processing Server Certificates

Some VPN configurations require that you accept a server certificate before you can gain access to a protected network resource. A server certificate is essentially a digital signature that verifies the server identity.

If you access a network resource that uses a server certificate, Connect Tunnel may display the certificate. Verify that the server certificate is from a trusted source before accepting it.

As anyone can issue a certificate, you should accept certificates only from trusted sources as the information you receive may be invalid. If you have any concerns about whether or not to accept a certificate, check with your administrator.