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what_is_vpn [2017/01/10 11:12] jbeck [What do I need to do to get a VPN account/start using VPN?] |
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| =====I have files on the network and my VPN client is connected. How do I get to them? ===== | =====I have files on the network and my VPN client is connected. How do I get to them? ===== | ||
| - | If you are using an Olin laptop, the best practice is to create shortcuts to your needed network locations while you are on campus. If | + | If you are using an Olin laptop, the best practice is to create shortcuts to your needed network locations while you are on campus. If there is a location on the network that you would like access to remotely, right‐click the folder and choose create desktop. You will receive a message that it will be created on the desktop. These shortcuts will always open whenyou are connected to the Olin network both on‐campus and when using VPN off‐campus. |
| - | there is a location on the network that you would like access to remotely, right‐click the folder and choose create | + | |
| - | desktop. You will receive a message that it will be created on the desktop. These shortcuts will always open when | + | You can also access the servers directly by going to **START->Run** (also accessible via **Windows Key + R**) -> and entering the name of the server you want |
| - | you are connected to the Olin network both on‐campus and when using VPN off‐campus. | + | |
| - | You can also access the servers directly by going to **START->Run(Windows Key + R)->** and entering the name of the server you want | + | |
| to access preceded by ‘\\’ (ex. \\fsvs01 \\netapp01 …etc) | to access preceded by ‘\\’ (ex. \\fsvs01 \\netapp01 …etc) | ||