Add GP 6.1 known issues
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type: Known
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product: GlobalProtect-iOS
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version: 6.1
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## GPC-24536
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On Android endpoints, when the GlobalProtect app is installed with Always-On mode, the OS often terminates the app process to reclaim system resources when the network is lost. This action prevents the app from automatically reconnecting when network connectivity is restored.
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Workaround: user must manually connect the GlobalProtect app.
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## GPC-19499
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On Linux endpoints, the Firefox browser stops working when you try to connect the GlobalProtect app with the SAML default browser.
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## GPC-17099
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When the GlobalProtect app for Windows is upgraded to version 6.1.1, devices with Driver Verifier enabled and configured to monitor the PAN virtual adapter driver (pangpd.sys) display the DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION Blue Screen error.
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## GPC-15969
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On Windows endpoints, the GlobalProtect app sometimes fails to send the Diagnostic report when the end user uses the option to Report an Issue. The Troubleshooting logs are sent successfully.
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## GPC-16570
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When using the embedded browser for SAML authentication with the GlobalProtect app for Linux while installed on operating systems using OpenSSL 3 as the system version and using a portal or gateway running PAN-OS 10.2 or earlier versions, authentication does not work as expected.
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Workaround: Use the default system browser for SAML authentication.
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