Download the An圜onnect VPN client for macOS 11.0 - 10.15 (Big Sur to Catalina) or macOS 10.14 - 10.13 (Mojave to High Sierra).(NOTE-2: ITS has reported a known issue with OS X Catalina's (10. (NOTE-1: This is in case you have issues with getting the client from, FSU's VPN page is the primary location you should try and install An圜onnect from) To download a client using a link below, you will need to authenticate using your FSUID username and password to the College's SharePoint site. When the connection is accepted you will see a green check mark like the one below on the padlock.Īn圜onnect Client Links - by Operating System When it has accepted your credentials, you will see a like the one below.
Enter your FSU ID, email without and Password.Ĩ. You may also find it under Cisco or An圜onnect.ħ. At the top, under Recently Added you will see Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client. Once the install is complete open to the Windows Application list. If you do not see the installer window when you run the downloaded app, move the current window to reveal it.Ħ. Note: The installer window will likely appear ‘under’ the current window. Once the download is complete, open the downloaded file.
Note: Follow the instructions for install by clicking the Instructions icon that was clipped from the lower right corner of this image.ĥ. The Right side will change to match the Picture below.Select An圜onnect on the Left-Hand Column.Enter your FSU ID (email without the and Password. You will be redirected to a page that looks like this.Ģ. Open your favorite Browser and navigate to You will need your FSUID username and password to authenticate to the FSU VPN server. If you do not have a FSUID or you do not remember your password, please visit to create or reset your account. Should you have any problems with the FSUID webpage, please contact the University Helpdesk support at (850)644-4357 or An圜onnect Install/Connect/Disconnect Instructional Video (no sound):Īn圜onnect General - step by step instructions:ġ. This instructional video is designed to walk you through a basic setup of, connection to, and disconnecting from the FSU VPN client for Mac and Windows PCs. This client is basically a ‘dial-up’ style program where your off-campus computer will connect to the FSU VPN server upon successful authentication. VPN (Virtual Private Network) is basically a secure ‘tunnel’ through an active Internet Connection which in this case is from your home computer to the FSU VPN Server on campus. When your computer is connected to the VPN Server, it will be like your computer is on campus (through Comcast, CenturyLink, or any other Internet Service Provider). (ATTENTION: Links to Clients at Bottom of Page, if needed.) (For Windows and Macintosh OS X Operating Systems only)
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