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The steps below describe how to install and configure the UO Cisco VPN client so you can securely access UO online services. These instructions assume you have administrator access to your computer, meaning that your computer account allows you to install software. If you are using a UO-owned laptop computer or mobile device, and you work for the UO College of Education, you should already have an administrator account, which will allow you to follow the steps below.
If You already Have the Cisco VPN Software Installed
If you need help configuring the Cisco VPN software for UO connections please follow the steps below.
- Start the Cisco VPN software.
- Use uovpn.uoregon.edu for the connection server, then click the Connect button.
- Enter your Duck ID and password when prompted.
You should now be able to connect securely to UO wireless network services.
Please refer to the information below if you need more specific installation and configuration information.
What is a VPN?
VPN is an acronym for (Virtual Private Network). A VPN allows your computer to securely access UO online services such as file shares, servers, and UO Library databases while you are off campus.
When Should I Use the VPN?
The safest practice is to use the VPN whenever you need to connect to the UO network from off campus. This includes connecting to UO servers from home, or a coffee shop or airport that provides public Wi-Fi. Since you do not know how secure or well-maintained an off campus Wi-Fi network may be, you are safest using the VPN to connect, as it encrypts all network data going to and from your device. In many cases you will be required to activate a VPN connection before accessing UO file shares and servers.
Mac OS X Installation Instructions
- In a web browser go to https://vpnclient.uoregon.edu
- Use your UO Duck ID and password to log in.
- Click the download link.
- Run the installer.
- Click the Spotlight icon on the top right of your computer screen, or hit COMMAND + SPACEBAR while in the Finder, and search for Cisco. You should see Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client appear in the list. You can double-click the Cisco item from the list, or hit RETURN to run it.
- Use uovpn.uoregon.edu for the connection server, then click the Connect button.
- Enter your Duck ID and password when prompted.
You should then be securely connected to the UO. You can turn the Cisco VPN on or off by choosing Connect or Disconnect through the Cisco icon near the top right corner of your computer.
Windows Installation Instructions
- In a web browser go to https://vpnclient.uoregon.edu
- Use your UO Duck ID and password to log in.
- Click the download link.
- Run the installer.
- From the Start menu, search for Cisco, then hit ENTER to run the application.
- Use uovpn.uoregon.edu for the connection server, then click the Connect button.
- Enter your Duck ID and password when prompted.
You should then be securely connected to the UO. You can turn the Cisco VPN on or off by clicking the Cisco system tray icon on the taskbar, near the bottom right area of your computer.
Office of Information Technology's JAMF Initiative
The Office of Information Technology’s (OIT) currently uses the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) to manage the Windows computers across campus. This tool allows us to update and patch computers when necessary. To manage Mac devices in the same manner, we have now initiated the use of Jamf.
Jamf provides tools to manage device encryption and data, while following regulations from the Illinois Office of the Auditor General. Management of the macOS operating system and the installation of applications is also made possible. Additionally, Jamf allows the OIT to create a customized SIU Application Store, where users are able to choose what software is needed for their computers. This includes popular items such as Microsoft Office applications, Cisco AnyConnect, or other tools from the Apple App Store.
Apple, Microsoft, and Google all have unique workflows to provision, encrypt, deploy, secure, update and support enterprise technology. That is why the notion of “unified endpoint management” (UEM), where all devices are managed by a single management tool, has failed to be successfully implemented across the enterprise. No one management tool is designed to support everything. Jamf is the only Apple Enterprise Management solution of scale that automates the entire lifecycle of Apple in the enterprise, including device deployment, management and security, without negatively impacting the end-user experience or requiring IT to touch the device.
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Beyond the items mentioned above, the OIT uses these additional features:
- Zero-Touch deployment: speeding up the time it takes from ordering new devices to deploying them to customers.
- Threat prevention and remediation: using tools such as Spirion and Apple-provided security patches and updates.
- Extended dashboards: trigger real-time alerts about OIT systems so issues can be resolved before they impact University operations.
With every Apple device, organizations need to be able to seamlessly incorporate technology that drives business initiatives by offering users secure access to the resources they need, empowering IT to deliver the functionality required in today’s modern work environment, and providing information security with the peace of mind that devices and data are protected at all times — all while delivering an exceptional experience for every employee.
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Jamf is a major Apple, Inc. partner for Master Data Management services. They also have a strong commitment to security for server infrastructure and devices, including the data transmitted in-between. To learn more about Jamf product security, please visit the Jamf Trust Center.