Juniper Network Connect is Juniper’s cross-platform VPN client coming with many Juniper appliances. The OS X client installs itself using a browser Java plugin when connecting to the company’s VPN portal. In the first Lion beta the Java browser plugin is not available so you cannot install the client. Its also not possible to just drag and drop the client from an existing Snow Leopard installation as the Network Connect installer installs some files in other directories than /Applications.
You can, however, use the installer DMG from the Juniper appliance itself when you have administrative access to it. If not, ask your company’s administrator.
Just mount the DMG and launch the .pkg installation file. It installs and runs just fine on Lion
Tags: Juniper, Lion, Network Connect, OS X Lion
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