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Graduates the GlobalProtect how-to from Notion into the VPN tutorials: client support per OS (including the Linux GlobalProtect client's PKCS#12-only limitation and the OpenConnect TSS2 alternative), the credential and VPN API requests, and PAN-OS portal/gateway configuration for certificate-only authentication. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tutorials/vpn-setup-guide-globalprotect.mdx, a guide for certificate-only GlobalProtect authentication with Smallstep device certificates, and links it from the VPN nav section and the vendor list invpn-setup-guide.mdx.The guide covers:
LocalMachine\My), macOS (CryptoTokenKit identity), and Linux, where the official GlobalProtect client only accepts a software-key PKCS#12 file. OpenConnect with a TSS2 TPM key is the recommended attested alternative.2026-05-01API: a hardware-attested credential, an optional PKCS#12 credential for the Linux GlobalProtect client, and the VPN configuration.Previewed locally in smallstep.com.
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