If connecting to a network file share on campus, the wired network and IllinoisNet wireless will provide the network security requirements for establishing the connection. If using an off-campus internet …

Network connection - for all OS's A network connection to the University of Illinois network (either directly or via the University VPN) is required to connect to the SCS file server.

Busy wireless network or distance from access point Your computer may lose its connection to the VPN server briefly. This can happen when the signal strength of a wireless access point fluctuates or …

Note: If your off-campus computer is not running Windows, you will need to use a supported Microsoft RDP client that supports using a Remote Desktop Gateway server. Configure it to use server name: …

This way all of your network traffic is encrypted on the path between your computer and the campus network, helping to protect your data from snooping. Problem: I cannot connect to "Tunnel All" VPN …

If you're connecting from off-campus, a Technology Services VPN connection using the "2_TunnelAll" option is required before the EWS home directory can be mapped. If you're connecting from on …

Connecting to a “network drive” or “shared drive” or “shared folder” from a Macintosh computer: First, ensure you are either on the wired campus network, IllinoisNet wireless, or using the …

Research network systems must be located on campus and be connected to the University of Illinois network. Network configuration settings Technology Services' DNS management: The research …

However, you may be able to configure your system to connect to the Virtual Private Network (VPN) server if your system offers a compatible VPN client.

On campus, you can be connected to either a wired University network or to the wireless IllinoisNet network. On-campus wireless connections to either the "Eduroam" or "IllinoisNet_Guest" networks …