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INFS 110 VPN Access Lab This lab is designed to help you access to UCCS network from home and other location so that you can access your NT account remotely. First we will need to set up the VPN (virtual private connection) to do this follow these instructions: 1. Click on “Start”, go to “Settings”, then “Control Panel”, and then select “Network Connections” and select “New Connection Wizard.” See screen shot for help. 2. At the welcome screen just push the “Next” button. 3. At the network connection type window select “Connect to The Network at My Workplace” and then push “Next.” 4. At the network connection window select “virtual private network connection” and then push “Next.” 5. At the connection name window enter “UCCS” and push the “Next” button. 6. At the “Public Network” window select “Do not dial the initial connection.” *If you were making a connection from your home and you have a dial up connection you would select “Automatically dial this initial connection:” and select your dial up connection. 7. In the VPN Server Section enter the following host name “voyager.uccs.edu” and then push “Next.” See screen shot. Page 1 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab 8. At the connection availability window you can just push next since the “create this connection: ‘for me only’ is already selected. *If you were at home and you wanted other users on your local computer to have access to this new VPN connection you set up then you would want to select “Anyone’s use.” 9. At the “Completing Network Connections Wizard” window push “Finish.” Now you should see a new window that has appeared, in this window you will have to enter your user name and password. This will be the same user name and password that you used to log onto the computers at school. After you enter your user name and password push the “Connect” button. In the bottom right corner of the screen there should be connection icon appear, which lets you know that you are connected to the network. Page 2 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Now you are going to access the servers do the following: 1. Go to Start then click on Run. 2. Type in the following \\enterprise\users\gstringe. 3. Now that you are in Professor Stringer’s outbox | Infs 110 folder and copy over the file called INFS110_syl_SP04.doc. Now we are going to map a network drive. This will provide you with a simple way to connect to your student account from home. This will give your student NT account a drive letter under my computer. Do the following instructions: 1. Open My Computer. 2. Go up to Tools and select “Map Network Drive.” 3. Now you are going to enter the folder name that you would like to map. In the example we will list here we are going to use the user jdoe4. In the folder text box type \\excelsior\students\j\jdoe4. Then push Ok. Note if your name was Phil Smith you would type in \\excelsior\students\p\psmith. Now that you have successfully created a VPN connection you need to go home and set up the VPN connection again, but this time you are going to copy a Power Point slide show “my_intro_week1.ppt”, which can be found at the same place as the INFS110_syl_sp04.doc. After you have copied the files over from both at home and on campus show your lab instructor to get full credit. If you do not have a dial up connection at home the instructions to set one up are below. NOTE: You may need the Windows XP CD to complete this help sheet. After connecting successfully, you will be able to gain access to UCCS's computing resources such as: Page 3 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab E-mail Internet CyberClass UCCS Library databases UCCS NT user accounts 1. Adding a New Connection Click on Start, then choose "Control Panel". Choose "Network and Internet Connections". Page 4 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Choose "Create a connection to the network at your workplace". Page 5 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Click "Dial-up connection" and click Next. Type UCCS in the Company Name field, and click Next. Page 6 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Type in the phone number 5930109 and click Next. Make this dial up access available to anyone on the computer, if you want to, then click Next. Page 7 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Choose to add a shortcut to the desktop and click Finish You're halfway done with the set up. Click on Start again and hover over "Connect to" and then right click on UCCS then select Properties Page 8 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Select the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" option and click on Properties. Page 9 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Click on "Use the following DNS server addresses:" and insert the following numbers 128.198.1.250 and 128.198.1.117 as shown. Click on Advanced and the following window will open. Click on the WINS tab, and click Add. Enter 128.198.1.51 and click Add, then repeat the process using the number 128.198.1.73. Click OK, click OK again, then click OK again. 2. Starting the Connection You should have an icon on the desktop named UCCS. Double-click that icon. Page 10 of 11 INFS 110 VPN Access Lab Once the Connect to window comes up, there are two fields called User name: and Password:. Enter your NT account username and UNIX password. If you don't know your UNIX password, it's probably the first 8 digits of your student ID number. (Social security number for staff and faculty.) Now click on the Connect button. Dial-up Networking should dial the telephone number you entered and your modem will make the typical modem noises. If your computer connects successfully, it will acknowledge the connection. At this point you should be connected to the UCCS campus network. Page 11 of 11