I am tired of walking people through the billion steps you need to take in order to configure your WEB BROWSER to be able to download the INSTALLER file for the VPN to connect to the Stony Brook Network. It shouldn’t be that difficult to download a software installer. Unfortunately, the installer files are not available otherwise.

The Division of Information Technology has made the installer files available:

Connect your Mac to the Windows computer using a standard Ethernet cable. If your Mac doesn’t have an Ethernet port, try using a USB-to-Ethernet adapter. Connecting the two computers creates a small local network that consists of just the two computers. On the Windows computer, turn on file sharing. Re: where to download juniper networks network connect 7.4R8 The web based components (Host Checker, SAM, Network Connect) are version bound to the firmware running on the device. Even if you were to manually install a different version on the client, the user will just be upgraded/downgraded to the matching version when they login.

DoIT’s Data Network Services team released new VPN client programs for the Mac OS X, Windows 32-bit, and Windows 64-bit operating systems in response to problems users were experiencing connecting to Stony Brook’s Work-at-Home Virtual Private Network (VPN) from off-campus.

The current Juniper product that Stony Brook utilizes for its VPN services uses Java to download the application to your computer. Java is then used to see if your computer has the latest code. A problem has been identified, especially with Mac OS X systems, where if the application needs to be updated, it does not update, the program fails, and the user receives an error message. Since the auto-update in the program is not working, users are encouraged to download and install one of the following clients manually and then try re-connecting to the VPN.

These downloads are not hosted on Stony Brook University’s campus. I have confirmed that the downloads will install Juniper Network connect and allow you to connect to the Stony Brook University Campus.

1. Before you proceed make sure you have IP setup in both windows PC and MAC system and note.
2. In the Finder on your Mac, choose Go Connect to Server. Type the network address for the computer or server in the Server Address field. For information about the correct format for network addresses, see Network address formats and protocols. Select how you want to connect to the Mac.
3. To connect to a networked share drive such as your “H drive” (the home folder) or the “P drive” (the public folders) your Mac must be connected to the campus network in one of two ways. Connected to the Rio-Secure wireless network.

Windows 7 32-bit:
http://helpdesk.cwsl.edu/Software/JuniperVPN/Windows/NCInst.exe

Windows 7 64-bit and all Windows 8:
http://helpdesk.cwsl.edu/Software/JuniperVPN/Windows/NCInst64.exe

Mac OSX:
http://helpdesk.cwsl.edu/Software/JuniperVPN/MacOSX/NetworkConnect.zip

Linux:
http://helpdesk.cwsl.edu/Software/JuniperVPN/Linux/ncui-8.0R1.1.i386.rpm

When the install completes, you should be able to load the program from START – ALL PROGRAMS – JUNIPER NETWORKS – NETWORK CONNECT. In the server address, type in https://sslj.wah.stonybrook.edu and connect. You will then be prompted for your NetID and password.

Starting in Android 8.0, Android devices use randomized MAC addresses when probingfor new networks while not currently associated with a network. In Android9, you can enable a developer option (it'sdisabled by default) to cause the device to use a randomized MAC addresswhen connecting to a Wi-Fi network.

In Android 10, MAC randomization is enabled by defaultfor client mode, SoftAp, and Wi-Fi Direct.

MAC randomization prevents listeners from using MAC addresses to build a historyof device activity, thus increasing user privacy.

Additionally, MAC addresses are randomized as part ofWi-Fi Aware andWi-Fi RTT operations.

Implementation

To implement MAC randomization on your device:

1. Work with a Wi-Fi chip vendor to implement the following HAL methods:

   • IWifiStaIface#setMacAddress: Configures the MAC address of theinterface. The default implementation brings the interface down, changesthe MAC address, and brings the interface back up.
   • IWifiStaIface#getFactoryMacAddress: Gets the factory MAC of wlan0using an ioctl call.
   • ISupplicantP2pIface#setMacRandomization: Sets P2P MAC randomizationon/off in the supplicant.

2. Setconfig_wifi_connected_mac_randomization_supported to true in the Settings config.xml (this can be done in a devicecustom overlay).

   • This flag is used to control whether client-mode MAC randomization isenabled.

3. Setconfig_wifi_p2p_mac_randomization_supported to true in the Settings config.xml (this can be done in a devicecustom overlay).

   • This flag is used to control whether Wi-Fi direct MAC randomization isenabled.

4. Test your implementation using the methods described inValidation.

Mac os error logs for. The System UI must:

• Have an option to enable or disable randomization for each SSID.
• Have MAC randomization enabled by default for all newly added networks.

Use thereference implementation of Settings UI to implement new prompts.

Devices running Android 9 or lower might not havesupport for Wi-Fi MAC randomization. When upgrading such devices to Android10, the Wi-Fi MAC randomization feature can be disabledby setting the WIFI_HIDL_FEATURE_DISABLE_AP_MAC_RANDOMIZATION flag to true inthe Wi-Fi vendor HAL make file.

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To validate that the feature is working as intended, run both an integrationtest (ACTS) and a manual test.

To run an integration test, use the ACTS file,WifiMacRandomizationTest.py, located intools/test/connectivity/acts/tests/google/wifi, to verify that the device usesthe randomized MAC address and correctly stores the randomized MAC address foreach network.

To run a manual test:

1. Verify that MAC randomization is enabled on the device by checking thatconfig_wifi_connected_mac_randomization_supported is set to true in thedevice overlay.
2. Connect to a Wi-Fi network.
3. Tap the network to go to the Network details page. Verify that MACrandomization is turned on. Verify that the MAC address displayed is arandomized MAC, which has the locally generated bit set to 1 and themulticast bit set to 0.
4. Turn MAC randomization off. Connect to the same network and verifythat the factory MAC is being used.
5. Delete the network by tapping Forget on the Network details page.

6. Connect to the same network and verify that the same randomized MACaddress is being used.

   Note: Randomized MAC addresses are generated per SSID and are persistent.

To test MAC randomization on a pre-Android 10 device(capable of supporting MAC randomization) upgrading to Android10 or higher:

1. Have at least one saved network on a device runningAndroid 9 or lower.
2. Flash the Android 10 system image.
3. In the Wi-Fi picker, verify that MAC randomization is turned off for allsaved networks.
4. Turn MAC randomization on. Connect to the same network and verifythat the randomized MAC is being used.

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