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If automated decompression doesn’t occur, just double-click the “.zip” icon to manually initiate the process, ultimately taking it to the final disk image (.dmg) format.

DOWNLOADING THE VPN CLIENT FROM SNO The icon of the downloaded, compressed file - “.zip” format - will look like this: The downloaded file may begin to decompress automatically depending on how your Mac is configured.

Here’s a description of both methods of acquiring the installer file … Be sure to bring your UTHSCSA photo ID badge if you come to sign out one of these discs. If you only have slow, dial-in modem speed at home, you can instead borrow an installer CD-ROM from the Triage Service Desk in IMS-Client Support Services (phone 567-7777). You will be prompted to provide your UTHSCSA network username (format = “UTHSCSA\username”) and password in order to log onto this page. There is no need to first uninstall the older version - v4.9.x will install right over it and upgrade your Mac OS X VPN software seamlessly.ĪCQUIRING THE CISCO VPN CLIENT v4.9.x INSTALLER The VPN Client installer program is available for download from the IMS-Systems & Network Operations (SNO) web site - but to get it you must use either Apple’s Safari or the Mozilla Firefox browser. NOTE: If your Mac is running Mac OS X 10.4.-10.5.x, and you already have an earlier version of the Cisco VPN Client installed (v4.0-4.8.x), upgrading to v4.9.x is as simple as following these instructions.

From your home Mac you must already be able to get onto the Internet by having an account with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) that provides you with dial-in modem, cable modem (RoadRunner), or DSL modem service. This VPN Client is a “Universal” application that runs on both Intel and Power PC Mac models.

This guide is designed to help you install and use the free Cisco VPN Client v4.9.x on your home Mac or on-campus wireless networked Mac running Mac OS X (v10.4-10.5.x). Think of a VPN connection as a secure communication channel for authorized UTHSCSA computer users. In order to access resources that are normally available only to on-campus computers connected by Ethernet network cables (computers “inside” the firewall) you must install and use software that creates a “virtual private network” (VPN) for remote and wireless computers used by bonafide HSC faculty, staff, and students.

INTRODUCTION If you are using the internet from your home Mac, or if you are using the on-campus wireless network, you will find that there are certain UTHSCSA campus resources that you will not be able to access directly because of the “firewall” and other access controls that guard against unauthorized access to the campus network. Cisco VPN Client v4.9.x for Mac OS X 10.4-10.5.x: Installation and Usage Guide Revised July 2009 by UTHSCSA IMS Departments of Client Support Services and Systems & Network Operations