Once connected you’ll see a VPN icon in the upper right hand corner of your iPhone.Turn on VPN by sliding the button to the right next to the VPN option.User: Your Haverford Username (without Select “Save” in the upper right hand corner.Download the free Forticlient VPN app on the app store.To disconnect simply select the “VPN” button again and confirm the message about disconnecting. You will now see that you’re connected to Haverford VPN.Select the “Haverford VPN” connection you just created.Hit the “Back Arrow” in lower left hand corner.Leave the Certificate and CA Server Certificate untouched.

Enter “Haverford VPN” for the connection name.

Open the application and “Agree” to the copyright statement.

Any time you want to connect to Haverford VPN either search in the start box for VPN or click start>settings>network and internet>VPN You would only install this on a PC you are using off campus.īefore you get started it’s important to apply all of the critical updates for your version of Windows. Once that’s done, you can get started. Use the FortiClient software from your PC to use Haverford VPN. Toggle connect / disconnect when you need to use VPN or when you’ve completed your session.

When connected to VPN the Status in your menubar will read “Connected” and the “Connect Time” counter will begin. Click “Install” and enter in your computer / administrator password when asked.

Username – Use your Haverford username only (do not Password – Use the same password as you would for your Haverford email.

It will ask if you trust the sender, select continue again.

System Preferences will open and after a few seconds show “This profile will configure your Mac for the following: VPN Service”.

Download and double click the Haverford Mac VPN Configurator.

Ensure you are first connected to the internet.

Software updates can be done through the App Store. If you are unsure of your primary Duo device, directions to view and change this device can be found at: Mac OSXīefore you get started, apply all of the critical updates for your version of MacOS. When making a VPN connection a Duo challenge will automatically be sent to your primary Duo device – you do not get to select which device receives the Duo challenge. VPN is a network connection used to access protected Haverford resources while off-campus and requiring a Duo challenge will significantly strengthen our security and is considered a best practice by standard security protocols.

If you are off campus and your primary Duo authentication method is your desk phone, you will not be able to authenticate and will need to change your primary authentication method. Starting Monday, January 24 a Duo multi-factor challenge will need to be satisfied in order for users to access a virtual private network (VPN) connection.

Installing a vpn on a mac