Remote Desktop

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Installing and Using Cisco VPN[edit]

  • You HAVE to be connected to the VPN in order to use Remote Desktop

Macintosh OSX[edit]

Installing Cisco VPN[edit]

  • Purchase this free offer for the Cisco VPN from the Webstore: https://webstore.illinois.edu/Shop/product.aspx?zpid=2600
  • Go to the location where you saved the VPN installation package.
  • Double-click on the .pkg file.
  • The AnyConnect Installer will launch. Click "Continue".
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  • Accept the End User License Agreement (EULA) when prompted: First click "Continue", then "Agree"
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  • Click "Install"
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  • You'll be prompted to enter your local computer username and password.
    • Enter your local username (It may already be inputted)
    • Enter your local computer password
    • Click "Install Software"
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  • After it's installed, you will see a window saying it installed successfully. Click "Close".
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Connecting to Cisco VPN[edit]

  • Open your Applications and click on the "Cisco AnyConnect" client.
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  • When it opens, enter vpn.cites.illinois.edu for the VPN server, and click "Connect"
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  • When the connection process begins, enter the following information
    • Group: 1_SplitTunnel_Default
    • Username: Your netID
    • Password: Your Active Directory password
  • Click "Ok" to connect.
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  • You should see a notification that you are connected, similar to the one below.
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Windows 10[edit]

Finding Your IP Address[edit]

  • You will need the IP address of the computer you are trying to remotely access.

Macintosh OSX[edit]

Windows 10[edit]

  • Open the Settings window by going to: Start -> Settings
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  • Click "Network & Internet"
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  • Click "Ethernet" in the left-hand side.
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  • Click on the Connection that is connected.
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  • Scroll down and find your "IPv4 Address" This is your computer's IP address.
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