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A virtual private network, or VPN, is used to allow authorized computers access to a central server remotely. Purdue students, staff, and faculty may use a VPN for several reasons: accessing course materials you might not otherwise be able to access from home.
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Instructions for connecting to the Purdue VPN with a Mac or Windows machine (Cisco AnyConnect).
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A virtual private network, or VPN, is used to allow authorized computers access to a central server remotely. Purdue students, staff, and faculty may use a VPN for several reasons: accessing course materials you might not otherwise be able to access from home.
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Purdue is updating the VPN sign-in experience for Cisco Secure Client. As part of this change, VPN authentication will use Purdue's Microsoft Entra ID sign-in process.
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This guide provides step-by-step instructions for connecting to the ADDL Virtual Private Network (VPN), as well as to an office PC within ADDL.
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An explanation on how to access network resources when you are off-campus.
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Instructions to configure an iPhone or other iOS device for the College of Agriculture's Ag VPN.
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Instructions for connecting to Purdue VPN using an Android device.
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Instructions for connecting to Purdue Northwest's virtual private network.
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This article for is for individuals at Purdue Fort Wayne who need to connect to the Virtual Private Network (VPN)
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Instructions for connecting to Purdue VPN with an Apple Device..
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This article walks users through turning on the optional ability to connect to a Local (LAN) Network while on the Cisco VPN. This option will allow users at home to be connected to the VPN and still access/print to their home printers.