Faculty & Staff can connect to their office computer from home by setting up a Virtual Private Network.  You'll find the instructions on how to do this below.  You will want to make sure you leave your computer powered on when you leave the law school or you will not be able to connect to your office computer.

• If you have been using "SecuRemote" to log into your office computer, you need to read Step 1.
• If you have never connected to your office computer from home ever before, click here to jump to the Cisco VPN software.

STEP 1: VPN (Virtual Private Network)

SecuRemote REMOVAL process:

• Go to the control panel and click on Add and Remove Program

 

• Highlight and Check Point VPN-1 Secure Remote and select Change/Remove

• This Box will pop up. Select OK to remove

 

• Choose reboot and select finish

 

• Open your internet browser and type http://sslvpn.asu.edu/ into the address bar.

 

• You will be redirected to an ASU login page.  Sign in with your ASURITE.

• The Installation will automatically begin. You may see a drop down window indicating it wants approval to install an Active X script.  Select YES.

 


 

• You will get a confirmation page indicating it has been installed and you can close the website. It will immediately connect the VPN. You will see it in your system tray. It has two green squares and a golden lock.

 

• You're Connected!
  • To disconnect, right click the system tray icon and select QUIT.

STEP 2: Connecting to your computer

• Download our Remote Desktop Connection file.
  • DOWNLOAD HERE
• Extract the file to your Desktop.
• Right click the new file and select EDIT
  
   

• You will need to replace the XXX with your work PC name (Ex: 553 or EMP30)
• User Name will be your ASURITE (Ex: Ccaswell)
• Click Save so you don't have to do this part again.

• Click Connect to get into your office computer.
  • Hover your mouse at the top of your screen to display the Remote Desktop options (Close/Minimize/etc). This is where you click to exit the remote connection.

IMPORTANT!!!

You MUST have the Cisco VPN software running to connect to your office pc!