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Connecting to VPN - Mac

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Overview:  

This article gives instructions for logging in to Radford University's VPN on a Mac with devices using DUO 2-factor registration.  

1. Open the Cisco AnyConnect application from the Menu Bar or Finder.

     NOTE: If needed, see Installing Cisco AnyConnect on Personal Machines article.

Image for opening Cisco AnyConnect

2. Type webvpn.radford.edu in the field and click Connect.
type webvpn.radford.edu and click connect


3. Enter your Username and Password, click OK.

enter credentials

4. Read the Radford VPN connection policy and click Accept.
click Accept

 
NOTE: When off-campus, a VPN connection is required to connect to an Radford University shared server.

If you experience issues or have any questions regarding this topic, please contact the Technology Assistance Center at 540-831-7500 or enter a support ticket at www.radford.edu/ITOneStop.