You may now access things as if you were on campus.

In a moment, the status will change to Connected and the globe will turn blue.

Enter your TigerNetID username and password.

When installation is complete, a grey globe icon will appear in your taskbar.

(If the 64-bit agent will not install, you can try the 32-bit agent.)

Download and install the Windows GlobalProtect agent.

(This allows any pending OS updates to install, which would otherwise interfere with installation)

The status changes to Disconnected or Not Connected.

When the status changes to Connected, access your files / applications normally as if you were on-campus.

Click the GlobalProtect icon > Connect.

Verify you have Internet access (e.g., open any website).

These same rules apply for any other remote resource you need access to. When you’re done, disconnect GlobalProtect. Simply connect GlobalProtect first, then open your H: drive as you normally would. Let’s say you’re off-campus and need access to your H: drive. GlobalProtect is an application that creates a secure “tunnel” between your computer and the FHSU campus network over the Internet allowing your computer to think it’s on-campus. Do you need access to network drives, CICS, databases, or Lotus Notes while off-campus? Do you want to secure your Internet traffic while using a public hotspot? GlobalProtect makes that possible.

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