To use the Cisco VPN Client you will need to download and install the client software and a profile.
Find your operating system and pick the version you want.
Most people will want to download and install the "Current" version.
| Microsoft Windows ® | Mac OS X ® | Linux | Solaris ® |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Current - 5.0.01
readme for Windows client
Previous - 4.6.03 (Windows NT) |
Current - 4.9.01 PowerPC/Intel universal client for Mac OS X 10.4
readme for Macintosh PowerPC/Intel universal client
Previous - 4.6.03 |
Current - 4.8.01 (32-bit/64-bit biarch)
readme for 64-bit 4.8.00 client
Previous -
4.6.00 (32-bit),
4.6.03 (64-bit) |
Current - 4.6.02
readme for solaris 4.6.02 client
Previous - 4.0 |
You need to have local administrator rights - usually - to install software.
Installing the VPN software requires you to turn off your anti-virus software before you start, and for Windows computers, you'll need to reboot after it's finished.
The most commonly used profile is the
Staff profile.
If you are in a Clinic or Department that uses VPN as part of its established process, you can browse the Profiles page to find the right profile.
To download and use a profile:
Once you authenticate, you are "inside" UW Medicine's network, but working remotely!
| concentrator FQDN | public (external) address | private (internal) network |
|---|---|---|
| keystone.mcis.washington.edu | 128.208.165.153 | 172.28.176.0/24 |
| gadget.mcis.washington.edu | 140.142.137.51 | 172.22.146.0/24 |
The most commonly used profile is the
Staff profile.
If you are in a Clinic or Department that uses VPN as part of its established process, you can browse the Profiles page to find the right profile.
To download and use a profile:
Once you authenticate, you are "inside" UW Medicine's network, but working remotely!
For all other Cisco VPN related questions please contact the helpdesk by opening a Helpdesk Ticket or by e-mailing the IT Services Help Desk at mcsos@u.washington.edu.