COE IT runs a VPN (Virtual Private Network) service to enable remote access to resources on our networks, including file services, remote access to desktop computers, printers, and Library resources: http://kb.ucdavis.edu/?id=0616 PRINTING Most COE departments provide shared network printers. Please check with your department for details.
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How do I connect to UC Davis Kerberos?
“Library VPN” will now appear as an option in your Connections list. Select Connect to open the connection. When prompted, enter your UC Davis Kerberos (CAS) username and password, click Connect.
How do I connect to NDSU remotely?
Remote connections are only available to current students within each respective department. Your standard NDSU desktop login formatted as username@ndsu.edu and NDSU password will be needed to login to the computer remotely. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) will be utilized to further authenticate users.
How do I install UC Davis Health Citrix client plug-in?
You will be prompted to install the Citrix Client Plug-In, Click the Check Box to Download. At the File Download window select Open. Accept all the defaults during the installation process. You are now ready to launch UC Davis Health Citrix applications Select the desired Citrix application from the applications list.
How to contact UCDavis support?
If you have trouble with connecting to or using the virtual lab environment and you have successfully used the labs in Academic Surge 1044 or 1116 this academic year, please submit a help ticket at http://servicehub.ucdavis.edu (make sure to specifically request assistance from College of Engineering IT Support), or by sending email to coeitss-support@ucdavis.edu, or by calling the IT Support Line at 530-784-4876.
How many seats are there in Academic Surge 1044?
With additional licensing and hardware, we are now able to offer 30 seats on a 24-hour basis, in addition to the seats reserved for class times in the labs. As before, all lab seats will be available remotely when the labs are not in session (after 8PM weekday evenings and weekends), but you will be able to use the labs anytime through this new program.
What is a VPN?
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) enables you to securely access remote network services that would normally be blocked by firewalls or other network security measures. (See Wikipedia for additional information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_network)
Why would I need to use the LS VPN?
Many departmental and LS network services, including network printers, file servers, and most office computers, are protected by firewalls. If you want to be able to access these resources from home, while traveling, or even from the campus Moobilenet wireless network, you will need to use the VPN.
Who is eligible to use the VPN?
Any LS employee (faculty and staff), LS IT customers, and LS graduate students are eligible to use the LS VPN. VPN access is granted automatically in most cases.
Step 1: Download Pulse Secure
To get started, download the correct version of Pulse Secure for your system. If you are not sure which version is right for your computer, here’s how to find out If you need 32-bit or 64-bit.
Step 2: Install Pulse Secure on Windows
Please note that these instructions apply to multiple versions of Windows. The appearance of your own computer may differ slightly to the screenshots included below.
Step 3: Configure Pulse Secure to Connect to the Library VPN
Please note that these instructions apply to multiple versions of Windows. The appearance of your own computer may differ slightly to the screenshots included below.
