ANYCONNECT VPN SOFTWARE
Virtual Private Networks (VPN) at Wright State University
The AnyConnect VPN from Cisco allows authorized users to securely connect to the WSU data network from the campus wireless network or from off campus
using various commercial Internet Service Providers (ISPs) (e.g., MSN, AOL, Roadrunner, SBC, etc.). Using AnyConnect, wireless and remote users are
connected to the university's internal network as if they were directly connected to the campus network. This allows WSU wireless and remote
users to access servers and other devices restricted to WSU network users and isolated from the outside. In addition, a VPN connection allows the user to access all network files (Home H:\ and shared drives K:\).
In general, off campus users who only connect to WINGS or WINGS Express do not need to use the AnyConnect VPN connection. Users who access their email through WINGS or who utilize IMAP to access mail.wright.edu also do not need to use
the AnyConnect VPN connection for email.
Please note: Using VPN software from CaTS allows you to access your H:\ drive personal space or K:\drive departmental shared space ONLY. If you are trying to access
your office computer, including files and applications stored on that computer, note that the VPN software does not support this. Also, other software programs that connect remotely
to your computer are not supported by CaTS, and we cannot assist in creating or maintaining those connections.
Please choose from one of the following options.
New AnyConnect VPN Users
If you've never requested access to the AnyConnect VPN, please do so from the AnyConnect VPN Registration website. You will be required to accept our VPN usage license agreement.
Existing AnyConnect VPN Users
If you've already downloaded and installed the AnyConnect VPN software, you can now use it to connect to the university's network and access your personal and
(if applicable) departmental files. Please click the link below to learn how to connect to the network and access your files.
Accessing Your Network Files from Home





