Search Results

You can find the VPN Client for Windows OS, Mac 0SX, Linux, and Solaris here:SSC VPNThe SSC Virtual Private Network (VPN) Service allows you to access SSC resources as if you were part of the SSC Network. A VPN is a secured private network connection built on ...

When starting up the VPN client software, I get the following error message: “Required VPN subsystem not available”. Why?There are several possible reasons why this happened; most likely tied to the Cisco VPN Service. A lot of times I’ve seen this happen beca...

The Cisco VPN Client on Mac OS X systems must be uninstalled by running a script via a terminal window. This may be useful to you, particularly if you now wish to use the built-in VPN client for OSX ( http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/vpn/pptp/docs/macosx.html ...

If you upgrade to Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard you might need to reinstall the BOL Cisco vpn client: https://www.bol.ucla.edu/pub/bol/vpn/software/vpnmac-4.9.01.0180.dmg.zipAlternately, users can uninstall the Cisco client (via the command-line, using “sudo /usr/l...

Google Scholar (GS) is a single database that allows you to search for some books and some articles. I always tell students to use whatever is helpful, but learn the limitations of all research tools and pose questions, including the following: Which topics do...

Kindle Fire doesn’t support VPN. Amazon will prevent any attempt to establish a VPN connection on Kindle Fire. Your only option is to purchase a router-based VPN.

Many in the UCLA community are aware of the BOL VPN, Virtual Private Network, for on-campus wireless and off-campus wired connectivity. Some departments have discretionally implemented specific department VPN profiles as well. Department will policies vary. ...

If you need access to websites, or computer systems only available on the UCLA campus, you can still connect from off-campus if you are running campus’ VPN software. Information about campus VPN software is available at https://www.it.ucla.edu/it-support-cente...