Please see Instructions for use after 3/23, or as soon as your departmental IT staff notifies you once your departmental IT staff tell you to follow the new instructions.
Access your (powered-on) work computer from home to use its programs and files.
For administrative access to HUB, please use Cisco Secure Client.
Operating system: Macintosh 10.12+ (home computer) to Windows 7+ (work computer)
Processor: 64-bit
1. On your home Mac, download the free Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 from the Mac App Store
2. Click the Microsoft Remote Desktop Menu (top left of your screen) and then select Preferences or Settings
3. Click the Gateways tab
4. Click + in the bottom left corner
5. Fill in the fields as follows:
6. Click Add and close the Preferences window:
1. Have your default Duo-enabled device close by to verify you login during the last step
2. Add the connection:
1. From the main Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 window, double click on the new connection you just created (the "Friendly Name" you gave will be shown; we used MyUB PC in the example above)
2. A window will open showing Connecting ... (it may take several moments to connect)
3. If prompted to log in, use the following:
4. Since RD Gateway requires two-factor authentication, you must approve login from your default Duo-enabled device. The Mac screen will not prompt you – Please check your default Duo device.
These instructions are for use only after your node adminsitrators tell you that you have migrated from the Remote Desktop Gatway service.
1. On your home Mac, Download and install Cisco Secure Client, if you haven't already
2. On your home Mac, download the free Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 from the Mac App Store
3. Follow the on-screen prompts to install and open Mcrosoft Remote Desktop 10 (you will need to sign in with your Apple ID)
1. In Microsoft Remote Desktop 10, click the Connections menu (upper left) and then select Add PC
2. Fill in the fields as follows:
3 Click General (if you don't see General, click Show More), fill in the fields as follows:
1. Open Cisco Secure Client and connect to UBVPN
2. Approve login from your default Duo-enabled device. The Mac screen will not prompt you. Please check your default Duo device, such as opening the Duo app on your phone and selecting Approve.
3. From the main Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 window, double click on the new connection you just created (the "Friendly Name" you gave will be shown; we used MyUB PC in the example above)
4. A window will open showing Connecting ... (it may take several moments to connect)
5. If prompted to log in, use the following: