You can connect to Duke's network by installing the Cisco An圜onnect VPN software program onto your computer. *If you did not click the Start Before Logon, you may connect to the Stanford VPN now to access network resources.A virtual private network (VPN) allows you to create a secure connection from your computer to Duke over a public network while working remotely. Any mapped network drives should now be working. When Windows completes the sign-in, you will eventually see the following dialogue box indicating that the VPN has already been connected.You will need to use Default Stanford split-tunnel. Enter your SUNet ID and password and two-factor authentication when prompted.You will see the Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client dialogue box. Click Connect and sign in as you normally would.With the latest version of VPN, you will see an icon denoted in the bottom right corner for the CiscoAn圜onnect Start Before Logon feature.Using the Start Before Logon featureĬonnect to the VPN prior to logging in to take advantage of startup items and mapped network drives. Use the latest version of VPN to access the Start Before Logon feature. This is especially helpful while the computer is off campus or when logging onto a new computer remotely. Available only for Windows platforms, the Cisco An圜onnect Start Before Logon (SBL) establishes the VPN connection before logging onto Windows.
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