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| 1. Double-click the Cisco !AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client application, which can be found in the Cisco folder within the main Applications folder: | |
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| 1. Double-click the Cisco !AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client application, which can be found in the Cisco folder within the main Applications folder: | {{attachment:001-client-icon.png|VPN Client Icon|width="400"}} |
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| {{attachment:001-client-icon.png|VPN Client Icon|width=400}} | 2. The Oxford VPN should be pre-populated in the connection window. Click the Connect button to start the connection: |
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| 3. You will need to enter your SSO username and password and go through the standard authentication process | |
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| 2. The Oxford VPN should be pre-populated in the connection window. Click the Connect button to start the connection: | '''* Please Note - Logging into the new Cisco !AnyConnect Client on your Orchard macOS device before mid-morning on 26 April, will mean you still need to use your Remote Access account to authenticate.''' |
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| 3. You will need to enter your SSO username and password and go through the standard authentication process: | 4. When you have successfully connected to the VPN a notification will appear. In the menu bar you can also see the Cisco !AnyConnect VPN icon with a lock: |
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| {{attachment:004-SSO-02.png|Ready to Connect|width=400}} | 5. To disconnect from the VPN click the Cisco !AnyConnect VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Disconnect: |
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| 4. When you have successfully connected to the VPN a notification will appear. In the menu bar you can also see the Cisco !AnyConnect VPN icon with a lock: | 6. To reconnect click the Cisco !AnyConnect VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Connect: |
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| {{attachment:005-connection-notification.png|Connection Notification|width=400}} 5. To disconnect from the VPN click the Cisco !AnyConnect VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Disconnect: {{attachment:006-disconnect.png|Disconnect|width=400}} 6. To reconnect click the Cisco !AnyConnect VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Connect: {{attachment:007-reconnect.png|Reconnect|width=400}} |
{{attachment:007-reconnect.png|Reconnect|width="400"}} |
Connecting to the Oxford VPN
1. Double-click the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client application, which can be found in the Cisco folder within the main Applications folder:
2. The Oxford VPN should be pre-populated in the connection window. Click the Connect button to start the connection:
3. You will need to enter your SSO username and password and go through the standard authentication process
* Please Note - Logging into the new Cisco AnyConnect Client on your Orchard macOS device before mid-morning on 26 April, will mean you still need to use your Remote Access account to authenticate.
4. When you have successfully connected to the VPN a notification will appear. In the menu bar you can also see the Cisco AnyConnect VPN icon with a lock:
5. To disconnect from the VPN click the Cisco AnyConnect VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Disconnect:
6. To reconnect click the Cisco AnyConnect VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Connect:
