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+ | ==Step One: Configure an Authenticator App== | ||
'''Before you start, you must have access to an [https://www.login.gov/help/signing-in/what-is-an-authentication-app/ Authenticator app]. This is typically a mobile phone app that can generate six-digit verification codes to allow [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication multi-factor authentication.]''' | '''Before you start, you must have access to an [https://www.login.gov/help/signing-in/what-is-an-authentication-app/ Authenticator app]. This is typically a mobile phone app that can generate six-digit verification codes to allow [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication multi-factor authentication.]''' | ||
− | + | [https://learn.winona.edu/Multi-Factor_Authentication_for_Office_365#Setup_Trust_Account Click here for instructions on how to set up Microsoft Authenticator with your WSU account] | |
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+ | [https://support.authy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006303934-Add-a-New-Two-Factor-Authentication-2FA-Account-Token-in-the-Authy-App Click here for instructions on setting up Authy Authenticator] | ||
− | == | + | ==Step Two: Enroll at https://otp.winona.edu== |
* You must have access to an [https://www.login.gov/help/signing-in/what-is-an-authentication-app/ Authenticator app]. This is typically a mobile phone app that can generate six-digit verification codes to allow [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication multi-factor authentication.] | * You must have access to an [https://www.login.gov/help/signing-in/what-is-an-authentication-app/ Authenticator app]. This is typically a mobile phone app that can generate six-digit verification codes to allow [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication multi-factor authentication.] | ||
* Ensure your computer is connected to the [[Wazoo]] wireless network on campus | * Ensure your computer is connected to the [[Wazoo]] wireless network on campus | ||
** If you are on a desktop computer your wired network connection should suffice | ** If you are on a desktop computer your wired network connection should suffice | ||
− | * All employees must start by setting up their One-Time Password (OTP) at this link '''while on campus''': https://otp.winona.edu | + | * All employees must start by setting up their One-Time Password (OTP) at this link '''while on campus''': https://otp.winona.edu |
* Once on that page, enter your StarID in the Username field | * Once on that page, enter your StarID in the Username field | ||
* Enter your network password on the next screen | * Enter your network password on the next screen |
Revision as of 22:38, 10 December 2018
(Looking for the VPN for Students page?)
Step One: Configure an Authenticator App
Before you start, you must have access to an Authenticator app. This is typically a mobile phone app that can generate six-digit verification codes to allow multi-factor authentication.
Click here for instructions on how to set up Microsoft Authenticator with your WSU account
Click here for instructions on setting up Authy Authenticator
Step Two: Enroll at https://otp.winona.edu
- You must have access to an Authenticator app. This is typically a mobile phone app that can generate six-digit verification codes to allow multi-factor authentication.
- Ensure your computer is connected to the Wazoo wireless network on campus
- If you are on a desktop computer your wired network connection should suffice
- All employees must start by setting up their One-Time Password (OTP) at this link while on campus: https://otp.winona.edu
- Once on that page, enter your StarID in the Username field
- Enter your network password on the next screen
- Click Add OAUTH Token
- Click the box next to Online then click Add
- On the next page, scan the QR code with the authenticator app of your choice
- You MUST click 'Done' after you scan your QR code!
- We recommend Microsoft Authenticator or Authy
For the next steps you must be connected to an off-campus (home) network or VPN will fail to connect.
If you would like to test your VPN connection while still on-campus, connect to the EduRoam wifi network.
Connect to VPN on Windows 10
- Open the Start Menu and type Cisco
- Select 'Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client' when it appears
- If Cisco AnyConnect does not appear in your start menu, open your internet browser and go to https://ot.winona.edu
- Once Cisco AnyConnect opens, replace tunnel.winona.edu with ot.winona.edu then hit Connect
- You will be prompted to login with your StarID, your six-digit authentication code, and your StarID password
- Select your group from the drop down list. If you do not know your group, just choose grp_employee as shown in the screenshot below.
- The format is StarID-123456 for username. Do not forget the dash between your StarID and the six-digit code from your Microsoft Authenticator or Authy app
Connect to VPN on macOS
- Click on Spotlight in the upper right corner of your Mac
- Type in "Cisco"
- Select "Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client" when it appears
- If Cisco AnyConnect does not appear, open your internet browser and go to https://ot.winona.edu
- Once Cisco AnyConnect opens, replace tunnel.winona.edu with ot.winona.edu then hit Connect
- You will be prompted to login with your StarID, your six-digit authentication code, and your StarID password
- Select your group from the drop down list. If you do not know your group, just choose grp_employee as shown in the screenshot below.
- The format is StarID-123456 for username. Do not forget the dash between your StarID and the six-digit code from your Microsoft Authenticator or Authy app
How do I access my network storage?
If you want to connect to personal network or department network drives from off-campus, you will first need to connect to VPN.
Windows 10
- Open your Start Menu and click the "Click to Map Network Drives" tile located at the top middle of the screen
- Re-open your Start Menu and click the "File Explorer" tile in the middle of the screen
- Your network storage drives will be located under the "Network locations" heading. You may have to scroll down to find it.
macOS
- In Finder, press and hold the <Command> key then tap the <K> key to bring up the "Connect to Server" prompt
- Connect to one of the network locations listed in Fig 2.
- Just copy/paste one of the addresses below if your list is not pre-populated
- Personal storage: smb://store.winona.edu/users/
- Department drive: smb://store.winona.edu/department/