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In order to connect to a Windows-based UT computer from off campus, you will first need to establish a UT VPN connection.  If you already have the Cisco VPN software and Duo mobile app set up, skip ahead to "Connecting."

Getting Started

You will need to have Two-Factor Authentication set up with the Duo mobile app.  Follow the steps here to get started and link the app with your UT EID:

http://links.utexas.edu/crgzviq

 

Next, you will need to install the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client.

On the remote computer (for example, the computer you are using at home), start here:

https://vpn.utexas.edu/

In most cases, you will need to download the software and install it manually from that website.  If you need help, check here for more information and detailed instructions:

http://links.utexas.edu/cwbzudz

 

After you have the Cisco and Duo software installed and configured, you're ready to proceed.

Connecting

Open the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client on the remote computer.  In the text box, enter the server address:

vpn.utexas.edu

 

 

 

Click the "Connect" button.

A new window will open.  In this window, enter 3 things:

Username:  Your UT EID

Password:  Your UT EID password

Duo Passcode:  push

 

This will send a push notification to the Duo Mobile app on your mobile device.  Open that app and tap the green button to allow the connection.

(Note that there are other options for the Duo Passcode field - you can retrieve a time-limited code directly from the Duo Mobile app, and enter it here.  You can also enter "sms" (without quotes) instead of "push" in order to receive a text message for approval.)

 

 

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