How To Set Up University of Southampton VPN
How To Set Up University of Southampton VPN
How To Set Up University of Southampton VPN
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Quick guide
Along the left hand side there should be a VPN (PPTP) item listed
Select the VPN type item you wish to configure and enter in the following settings:
Configuration: Default
Make sure there are no spaces in the text either side of the Server Address or your University of
Southampton Username.
For security reasons, we advise that you DO NOT enter or store your password in this section.
Click the Advanced button and tick to send all traffic over VPN connection
To check/change the service order, click on the cog wheel in the bottom left of the Network
pane (illustrated opposite) and choose Set Service Order from the menu.
Drag and Drop the UoS VPN service to be ABOVE the Ethernet and Wireless services
again, as shown opposite.
Click on the VPN icon in the menu bar and choose Connect UoS VPN from the menu.
Enter in your University of Southampton Password when prompted and click OK.
Macintosh with OS X Operating System Versions 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and later
1. Open the 'System Preferences' window and then open the 'Network' preference pane
You can find a link to System Preferences in the Apple menu.
Interface: VPN
(The Service Name can be anything you like that best describes what it is
connecting to)
3. Click Create:
Then, with the new VPN interface in the interface list selected, enter in these VPN settings:
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Configuration: Default
3. IMPORTANT - Advanced Configuration: All traffic must be routed across the VPN (otherwise your
connection will be refused)
Enable Send all traffic over VPN connection checkbox in the VPN Advanced settings.
Drag and Drop the UoS VPN service to be ABOVE the Ethernet and Wireless services again, as
shown below:
Enter in your University of Southampton Password when prompted and click OK.
If you cannot initiate this connection successfully, then please check your username and password,
the Server address, or consult our support web pages.
These instructions are intended to work for most computers. If you experience difficulties, please
see the VPN (virtual private networking) service and VPN Support and Troubleshooting pages for
more information or contact our iSolutions ServiceLine for advice.
http://www.soton.ac.uk/isolutions/computing/net/vpn/troubleshooting.html
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Last reviewed: 07/02/2014 by ARN/NW
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