Keep my PC awake for connections when it is plugged in should be checked Your computer’s name is next to “Device name” or “Computer name:” (depending on Windows 10 version) and usually something like “is-YourNetIDx220” or “is-YourNetID450” or “is-YourNetID360” or “is-YourNetIDx1c”Ĭonfirm your iSchool work computer will allow remote connectionsġ) right-click the lower-left Windows icon, click System, click Remote Desktop, click Select users that can remotely access this PC In order to remote into your iSchool Windows work computer:Ī) You need to know your computer’s name.ī) The computer must allow remote connections.Ĭ) The computer must be powered on and not in sleep mode.ĭ) The computer must be connected to the UW campus network.Īfter confirming a through d above, follow these instructions to access your Windows work computer from a separate computer.ġ) right-click the lower-left Windows icon, click System If your iSchool issued work computer is a Mac and you are looking to connect to it and use it remotely, see this page. If your iSchool issued work computer is running Windows, it is possible to connect to it and use it remotely, from a separate computer. If TeamViewer QS.exe (could also be named TeamViewer QuickSupport.exe) is not already on your computer, you can download it from: Start TeamViewer on an iSchool Windows Computerġa. Click the lower-left Windows icon (A), start typing TeamViewer (B), click the search result named TeamViewerQS. The iSchool IT Help Desk will need these numbers to remotely connect to your computer.ġ. Once started, the TeamViewer application generates two numbers.
If TeamViewer QuickSupport.app is not in the Applications folder you can download it from:Ģ. Start Finder, click Applications, double-click TeamViewer QuickSupport.appġa. TeamViewer is a program that makes it possible for the iSchool IT Help Desk to see and control your computer, wherever it may be, allowing for easier remote support. UW-IT maintains a web page with information about installing and running the Husky OnNet VPN application: If you do not have the application installed, click the link below to download the application installer: If you have an iSchool issued computer, you already have the Husky OnNet application installed. There is an application for both Mac OS and Windows. To use Husky OnNet, you need to have the application installed on your computer. – connect to your iSchool Windows computer using the iSchool Remote Desktop Gateway You do not need to be connected to Husky OnNet to: – connect to certain class and research related servers – access the N drive via File Explorer or Finder You need to be connected to Husky OnNet to:
Users connecting their device to an off-campus network (e.g., from home, a conference, a café, at the airport, etc.) can use Husky OnNet to connect to the UW network to access resources as if they were physically on campus. Husky OnNet provides individuals using Mac OS and Windows devices with a secure, temporary connection to the UW network from off-campus locations. Husky OnNet, offered by UW-IT, is a client-based, SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) VPN (Virtual Private Network) service. Read on for more information about the Husky OnNet VPN.
Search your computer for the application named “BIG-IP Edge Client.” For more detailed instructions, refer to “Run” sections on this page: The Husky OnNet VPN application is installed on all iSchool issued computers. Homer/Ovid web hosting server (for employees (Faculty and Staff) and Shared NetIDs)ĭirectory: Leave blank if required, try public_htmlĭante/Vergil web hosting server (for students and RSOs)ĭirectory: udrive Husky OnNet VPN Service
Once you install Cyberduck, bookmarks can be set up by using the following settings: Typical reasons to use an SFTP application include connecting to UW Shared Webhosting servers to update website content or connecting to the UW U: Drive. It works on both Windows and macOS and can be downloaded from this website: Cyberduck is the iSchool IT recommended application for Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).
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