pulse secure host checker takes a long time

This can be done on any MDM provider Jamf being one of them.' To whitelist the Pulse Secure extension, see the Pulse Secure TeamID and bundle ID using systemextensionsctl list. However, customers can whitelist the Pulse Secure system extension. Pulse cannot avoid / bypass the 'Content Filtering' prompt.

'.Pulse uses the 'Content-filter-provider' entitlement to filter the traffic. The 'Content Filtering' notification will only show once. Is anyone else wrestling with this issue in Catalina (or Big Sur)?īTW: These Pulse Secure docs outline the behavior and expectations of 9.1.9 and system extensions. I have read all the applicable Pulse Secure support KBs on this matter. In some cases, the System Extension appears to be approved, but the second 'Filter Network Content' warning is not approved. I assume the same issue will apply for Big Sur too (Which I don't have in production yet but I see similar behavior in my test environment). However, my Catalina users are still getting the pop-up warnings when Pulse Secure 9.1.9 is launched for the first time. To proactively mitigate this issue, I have created a Jamf MDM profile with a System Extension Approval payload. These warnings tend to scare my users and the users usually click the wrong buttons (or ignore the messages). We have deployed Pulse Secure 9.1.9 into production and my macOS 10.15.x Catalina Macs are now prompting users to.ġ Approve the System Extension in System Prefs Security & Privacy Pane (this pop-up is similar to older Kernel Extensions).Ģ Approve 'Filter Network Content' (this is a new pop-up warning).

Pulse secure host checker takes a long time