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How do i get the ucla vpn. I downloaded something called Cisco Anyconnect for my Windows, but I put in my username and it didn't work?
What is a VPN and why do I care? VPN stands for Virtual Private Network and it is invaluable when you want to use UCLA licensed resources from off-campus machines. Specifically, the UCLA Library and the California Digital Library have licensed many different bibliographic and research databases that are restricted to UCLA machines.
UCLA students, faculty, and staff can access all resources and services available from the UCLA library website by using the campus proxy server or virtual private network (VPN).
To use the UCLA Sign-On Service, you need to do the following:
UCLA Logon ID: The UCLA Logon ID is your campus online identifier. Manage it here. Wireless Connection : Access to the wireless network is available to the UCLA community and guests while on campus. It supports most mobile devices, such as laptops, tablets, and smart phones. Campus VPN : When to use the campus VPN and related information on how ...
Many in the UCLA community are aware of the BOL VPN, Virtual Private Network, for on-campus wireless and off-campus wired connectivity. Some departments have discretionally implemented specific department VPN profiles as well.
Connecting to the VPN. To connect to the VPN, you will need to use the Cisco AnyConnect client, which should be installed on your work computer. In order to connect you will need to enter the name of vpn.uclaextension.edu into the host field of the AnyConnect software and click the Connect button. Once the software connects to the VPN server on ...
