To the best of your knowledge should we dismiss this as a Pulse Secure related issue and focus on the SRX or Pulse Secure client may be also part of it ? We called Pulse Secure tech support but the moment we tell them we're VPN out to a Juniper hardware product they immediately point us to Juniper tech support. We are actively troubleshooting the problem on the Juniper side but we would like to bounce this issue to Pulse Secure Community, just in case someone else has experienced something similar and has an advise/ recommendation how to resolve it.

When we restart the SRX gateway error 1453 goes away but it comes back about 12-15 hrs later. We downloaded a copy of it from Pulse Secure's site and we use it with a license that comes by default with the purchase of an SRX 300.

The Pulse secure VPN client installed on the Win10 machines is v. Our desktops/laptops are running Win (OS Build 17134.590).

The NCP Secure Clients bundle support of mobile connect cards, one-time password token and certificate support through a public key infrastructure (PKI), in addition to a dynamic personal firewall, an Internet dialer/connector and seamless roaming across all network connections.We're newcomers in the Pulse Secure/Juniper Community and technology as well seeking assistance for a resolution of a problem summarized in the subject of this post.

NCP’s solutions also allow for safe and secure connections to corporate networks with a single click-and without needing to worry about firewall settings, device compatibility, connection negotiation or policy requirements.

The IPsec VPN client software is equipped with an intuitive graphical user interface that is simple enough for any end user to understand and control.

Now, NCP’s IPsec VPN software automatically prompts the driver to search for and configure the APN via the NetID of the SIM card.

Previously, users who switched out SIM cards from different mobile network operators on their devices were required to tweak these APN settings manually. In addition, Version 9.31 contains a new Access Point Name (APN) management feature, which eliminates the need for end users to configure the mobile access point from which they access the Internet. NCP’s easy-to-use yet powerful VPN software also enables enterprises to maximize their remote access investments when upgrading from Windows XP/Vista/7 to Microsoft’s latest operating system. The NCP Secure Clients now fully support Windows 8 (32-/64-bit), offering end users increased device and operating system flexibility when connecting to their corporate networks. NCP engineering today announced the availability of a new version of the Entry ( ) and Juniper ( ) Editions of its IPsec VPN client software. Version 9.31 Also Optimizes SIM Card Use Through Automatic Access Point Name Management

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