WiscVPN Client Transition
Posted: 14:44:32, Monday, May 8, 2017 Expiration: 14:44:32, Friday, Dec 29, 2017
The WiscVPN service is transitioning from the Cisco AnyConnect Client to the Palo Alto GlobalProtect client. How you access WiscVPN during the transition will depend on your device and whether you need a static IP address.
Timeline
Dynamic WiscVPN users may begin using GlobalProtect now.
Static WiscVPN users should continue to use AnyConnect until further notice. The previous transition date of August 30 has been delayed.(Note: After migration to the Palo Alto GlobalProtect client, Static WiscVPN users will keep their existing WiscVPN static IP addresses.)
If you're not sure what connection type you need, you likely use a dynamic IP address. See WiscVPN - Static vs. Dynamic IP Addresses for more information on static versus dynamic connections.
Connecting to WiscVPN with a PC or Mac Computer (Windows OS or Mac OS X)
Connecting with Anyconnect
- WiscVPN (Windows) - Downloading and Installing the WiscVPN AnyConnect Client
- WiscVPN (Mac) - Downloading and Installing the WiscVPN AnyConnect Client
Connecting with Global Protect
- WiscVPN - Downloading and Installing the GlobalProtect (PaloAlto) Client
- WiscVPN - Connecting with the GlobalProtect (PaloAlto) Client
Connecting to WiscVPN on a Mobile Device
Connecting with AnyConnect
- WiscVPN (Android) - Downloading and Installing Cisco AnyConnect App
- WiscVPN iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) - Downloading and Installing Cisco AnyConnect App for iOS
Connecting with Global Protect
- WiscVPN - Installing and Connecting with the GlobalProtect (PaloAlto) Android
- WiscVPN - Installing and Connecting with the GlobalProtect (PaloAlto) iOS
Connecting to WiscVPN on a Linux Device
Connecting with AnyConnect
Connecting with Global Protect
There is not a GlobalProtect client for Linux. We recommend that Linux users connect to VPN via the third-party tool VPNC.
-- DoIT Help Desk: Angela Terrab
Created: 09:39:37, Sunday, May 7, 2017 (by Leah S.)
Updated: 12:05:01, Friday, Jul 14, 2017 (by Leah S.)