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VPN FAQs
DescriptionUCSF uses the Ivanti, formerly known as Pulse Secure remote access system to provide VPN services to the UCSF community. The system is physically and geographically redundant to ensure uninterrupted service during outages or catastrophic events.How do I access the UCSF VPN?
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- Faculty
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- Network & Wireless
VPN Pulse Secure Install and Login with Duo
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When Should I Use VPN?
VPN Web Portal
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Pulse/Ivanti and Okta Logon Instructions
On Thursday, June 13, 2024 (updated from Tuesday, May 21) at 11:00AM, the Pulse/Ivanti VPN logon screen on your workstation will change appearance. Customers will see a new Okta authentication screen asking for email address and password. The system will automatically send a Duo push. There will be no impact on any UCSF applications or systems.
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- Volunteer
- Network & Wireless
How to Submit Firewall/VPN Requests
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- Faculty
- Staff
- Technical Partner
Upgrading Pulse Secure to Ivanti Secure Access on UCSF-managed Macs
These instructions only apply to Macs at UCSF that are enrolled in UCSF's Jamf Pro to upgrade our installed VPN software from Pulse Secure to Ivanti Secure Access.To begin:Click here to be directed to the Jamf Self Service app on your UCSF-managed Mac.
Network Access Control (NAC) Retrieved Properties
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Network Access Control (NAC) FAQs
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- Faculty
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- Student
- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
Cisco Jabber softphone
Cisco Jabber softphone overview Information about the Cisco Jabber application Getting started with Cisco Jabber
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- Student
- Phones & Pager