Important: If your computer is in Dartmouth's Device Assurance Program (DAP), the GlobalProtect client is already installed and configured on your computer. This tool has replaced the F5 VPN client, also known as the Big-IP Edge client, and is available across different devices and operating systems. edu This page will immediately forward you the login page by Palo Alto Networks is Dartmouth's newly supported VPN client.
Using any web browser, visit the Global Protect webpage: https :// globalprotect. Returning traffic is sent to campus where it is encrypted and sent to the remote computer. The computer at the destination sees the traffic as coming from a computer at Mines rather than the home system. Network traffic leaving the remote computer is encrypted and sent to the Global Protect system located on campus where it is decrypted and forwarded on to the destination. Members of the Mines community who are not physically on campus can use this system to access systems located on campus and not available to the Internet at large. Global Protect is Mines’ Remote Access Solution (Virtual Private Network or VPN). You can have them both installed at the same time, but can only use one or the other at any given time. We recommend that you do not uninstall Viscosity until you have confirmed that GlobalProtect will work for you.You must disconnect from OpenVPN/Viscosity before you can connect to the GlobalProtect website.Once you have confirmed that Global Protect is working, ITS recommends uninstalling your current VPN unless you use it to connect to another business or school’s network. The process of migrating from the existing systems (RAS, VPN, OpenVPN, Viscosity) is similar to the process for installing Global Protect on a new computer. Over summer 2021 Mines will consolidate several remote access solutions (VPN's) into a single campus-wide solution called Global Protect.
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