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PC VPN Connection
How to connect to VPN, the terminal server, and your office computer from your personal Windows computer after VPN has been installed. VPN is only for off campus use. Use the terminal server to access your network drives and the internet. This server acts just like a computer on campus.
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Note: You must have VPN installed on your computer before connecting to it. If you haven't already, read the instructions before beginning.
Connect to VPN
Step 1:Click the Cisco AnyConnect icon in the toolbar in the bottom right corner. You may need to click the arrow to expand the list of programs to locate Cisco AnyConnect. You can also find Cisco AnyConnect by clicking the Windows button on the bottom left corner of the screen and expanding the Cisco folder.
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Step 2:Enter "vpn.etown.edu" in the text box and click Connect.
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Step 3:If you see this window on your non-college-owned computer, choose Cancel and skip to step 5. If you don't see this window, you can skip to step 5.
If you are using a college owned-computer, click More choices and continue to step 4.
Step 4:Choose the certificate named admin-vpn.etown.edu or academic-vpn.etown.edu (the certificate you see will depend on your status). If you don't see either of those certificates, choose the one marked username@w107.etown.edu or username@w108.etown.edu. Once you've selected the appropriate certificate, click OK. You will then be connected to VPN.
Step 5:Enter your E-town email and password. Click OK.
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Step 6:Enter the code sent via your preferred authentication method. You will only receive a code sent to the option set as primary.
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Disconnect From VPN
Step 1:Click the Cisco AnyConnect icon in the toolbar in the bottom right corner (you may need to click the arrow to expand the list of programs). Click Disconnect.
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Connect to Office Computer or Terminal Server
If you have a college-owned computer in your office that you wish to access from your home computer, make sure to find your office computer's name. It will be on a label on the outside of a desktop computer or inside, above the keyboard on a laptop computer. Leave your office computer on when you want to connect to it at home.
If you do not have a college-owned computer, you can connect to a terminal server, through which you can access network drives at home. The terminal server is simply a college computer that you can use from home, or even your office.
Step 1:From your home computer, connect to VPN.Step 2:Open the app called Remote Desktop Connection. This is an app that comes with your computer. It's easiest to access it by searching for it by name.
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Step 3:In the Computer box, type the name of the computer you are trying to connect to. If you are connecting to your office computer, type the name from the white label. If you are trying to connect to the terminal server, type "ecfsHome-ts" if you are faculty/staff, or "ecStudent-ts" if you are a student. If you are a staff member with access to Jenzabar, you will need to connect to "ecTeams-ts." Contact the Help Desk if you are told you do not have access. Click Connect.
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Step 4:Make sure that you are connecting with the username "jaynet\username" (where username is your E-town username) and your E-town password. To do this, you may need to click Use a different account.
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Step 5:If a pop-up appears that tells you that the identity of the remote computer cannot be verified, click Yes to allow the connection.
Step 6:Click OK.
Step 7:You will see an bar at the top of the window, indicating that you are now working on the office computer or terminal server.
Step 8:When you are finished working on the server, please log off. Click the Start menu.
Step 9:Click Log off.
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