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Configuring the AnyConnect Profile (if necessary)
- Open the AnyConnect app.
- Click OK on the Cisco AnyConnect message.
- Click Don't ask again checkbox and choose DENY.
- Tap on Connections.
- Tap Add VPN Connection.
- Enter the following information:
- Description = UO VPN
- Server Address = uovpn.uoregon.edu
- Click Save.
- Your connection is now created.
Using the VPN Profile
- Open the AnyConnect app.
- Toggle the AnyConnect VPN button on.
- Enter your DuckID and Password. Hit Connect.
- When you're ready to disconnect, toggle the AnyConnect VPN button off.
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- UO Machines:
- MacOS - mappings to shared drives should be retained and the drives accessible once you connect to the VPN.
- Windows – After connecting to the VPN, you may see a red "X" to the left of the drive letter. You should just be able to click the drive letter and it'll connect and you'll be able to access files.
- Non-UO Machine
- Mappings (Windows):
- Right-click the Start menu, select Run and then enter one of the mappings below into the “Open” box. Click “OK” and you’ll be connected.
- As an example, if I wanted to map my Home drive, I would enter \\files.uoregon.edu\fs-files\home\kmcglinc.
- O: drive - \\files.uoregon.edu\fs-files\Home\<your duck id>
- H: drive - \\files.uoregon.edu\fs-files\
- Right-click the Start menu, select Run and then enter one of the mappings below into the “Open” box. Click “OK” and you’ll be connected.
- Mappings (MacOS):
- MacOS – Connect drives just as you do on campus.
- smb://files.uoregon.edu/fs-files/home/<DuckID>
- smb://files.uoregon.edu/fs-files/home
- Mappings (Windows):
For UOPD Home Drive:
\\uopdfiles\Home\fist.last