Pulse Vpn Download Mac

Note: Junos Pulse and Tunnelblick have been retired. The VPN client used by CSU is Pulse Secure Connect Gateway. The Pulse Secure VPN is supported by Academic Computing & Network Services (ACNS), not ENS. These instructions are provided as a courtesy. If you have any issues with this tool please contact ACNS

Pulse - 9.1r8.2 - 32 bit installer; Pulse - 9.1r8.2 - 64 bit installer; Macintosh. Download note: Clicking the Pulse link below will prompt you to log into Box. Click the blue download button to download the file. There isn't a preview of the file. Pulse - 9.1r8.2 - installer (Mac OS) Linux. Pulse and the VPN work when I connect via Public Wifi or a hotel Wifi but not at home. Has anyone else experienced similar problems? Funny thing is that its working from Windows but not Mac - is there anything specific required on the router to allow Mac Pulse to connect the VPN? I've tried contacting the provider but they are no help.

Beginning April 25, 2018, connecting to CSU using Pulse Secure and secure.colostate.edu will not only require you to log in with your eID and Password, but will also require you to verify your identify using a second factor device (your cell phone, a land line, or a hardware token).

Download the Duo Mobile App to your smartphone. If you don’t have a smartphone or prefer not to use it for CSU business, you can skip this step.
From your desktop or laptop computer, connect to the webpage https://authenticate.colostate.edu and review the documentation and FAQs – especially if you travel or work internationally, or if you use Pulse Secure.
Click on the “Sign Up/Modify Devices” button and follow the instructions to register your second device. If you don’t plan to use a smartphone, register your CSU desk phone. Alternatively, hardware tokens that you can carry with you are available for purchase through RamTech. To learn more, visit ACNS token info page.
Return to the ACNS DUO page and click on the “Test Your Account” button to make sure it all works.

Download the Mac version of the Pulse client installer (Mac OS X v10.8 or higher).

To initiate the client install double-click on the Pulse Secure package file. Click Continue then Install when asked and then accept the default settings during the rest of the installation.

When the installation is finished you should see a new icon in Applications named Pulse Secure.

In Applications, click on Pulse Secure. A Connections window should appear. Click on the “+” icon to open an add connection window.

In the add connection window keep UAC or SSL-VPN as the default type. You can name the connection whatever you want — for example, CSU. The Server URL for the secure gateway is https://secure.colostate.edu/2fa.

When you have finished entering the connection information click Add to save the connection, then click Connect. A login window should appear. Enter your CSU eID and password, enable the Save settings box, then click Connect. When a secure connection to the CSU network has been established you are now ready to start a remote desktop (RDP) client and connect to the Virtual Classroom.

IMPORTANT! Before Pulse can connect, it will need you to supply your second authentication factor that you setup using DUO. Once you have supplied this, Pulse will fully connect to the CSU network.

What is a VPN?

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. VPN allows for a temporary encrypted connection to UNLV's network across the internet. This link allows the transfer of information and data securely, giving access to campus resources that would otherwise be inaccessible. When connected to VPN, all internet traffic is routed via the campus network.

The UNLV VPN is used by faculty and staff who need remote access to UNLV desktops on campus, as well as access to UNLV websites and systems that are not accessible from off campus.

Use VPN Only if Necessary

VPN is NOT necessary for accessing these resources, which are available using your ACE login.

X: or Y: network drive (use Rebelfiles instead)
WorkDay
WebCampus
UNLVMail or Rebelmail email
Library databases
Webex

VPN is required to access the following resources.

Specialized access to servers and databases located on campus
Remote accessing your desktop. This requires advanced configuration, including a reserved IP address, disabling power saving features, and enabling RDP on the desktop. If you are working remotely for an extended period of time, consider taking your desktop home with you or syncing your desktop files with Google Drive. VPN will not be needed if you take the desktop home with you. Please follow equipment loan instructions.

Additional things to know:

There are limited VPN licenses for campus, so please use VPN only if necessary.
Also, all VPN traffic goes through the UNLV network, so please ensure you are not still connected to VPN on a personal machine after completing UNLV related work.

Accessing the VPN Service

Users requiring VPN access must contact the OIT Help Desk to have this service enabled. After access is enabled, you will use your ACE username and password to log into the VPN service through the VPN client. If you are not a UNLV student or employee and need access, or do not know your ACE username or password, please contact the OIT Help Desk.

Faculty/Staff (requires UNLVMail authentication)

Students (requires Rebelmail authentication)

Installation and Use of the Junos Pulse VPN Client

Windows

To Install and Connect

Install the Junos Pulse client after downloading from the links above
During the install, keep all settings the same and just press Next> until the process is complete.
Run Junos Pulse from 'Start > All Programs > Juniper Network > Junos Pulse'
Once Junos Pulse is open, click on the + sign to make a new connection
- Type: UAC or SSL-VPN
- Name: Create a name – UNLV VPN
- Server URL: vpn.unlv.edu
- Click 'connect' once you're finished
Enter your UNLV ACE Account username and password when prompted.
Once connected, feel free to close the client, it will continue to run in the background.

To Disconnect

When you’d like to disconnect, you can reopen Junos Pulse and select “Disconnect” on UNLV VPN, or you can find Pulse on your taskbar and disconnect from there.

Mac

To Install and Connect