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What you can accessWhen you connect to wirelessVic, you have access to the World Wide Web. This allows you to access the Victoria University website, including HR Kiosk and staffVUW. If you choose to enter the secure area on wirelessVic, you will have access to your home drive (H:), your faculty drive(M:) and printing. What you needTo connect to wirelessVic you will need a laptop that has an enabled wireless card that supports 802.11a,b or g. You also need to be in range of a wireless access point. Coverage maps can be found on the Coverage page. How to connectEnsure your wireless connection is enabled. Connect to the victoria wireless network. Note: You may be prompted that victoria is an unsecured network and asked whether you want to connect anyway. You should accept connect anyway. This warning displays because we do our encryption further into the network so your machine thinks the network is completely unsecured. When connected, open your browser. You will be redirected to the wireless authentication page. Enter your usual staff username and password, choose the staff domain and click enter. You will then be directed to the wireless welcome page. Some browsers will open a small “login successful” window with a log-out button. We advise that you minimise this to allow an easy way to log-out later. It is also recommended that you bookmark the welcome page to allow you to easily navigate back to use the secure network or the logout button.
Click on the “Web Access” icon. You will be directed to the University Homepage. From here you can browse the web as required.
Click on the “Help” icon. You will be directed to the “wirelessVic” homepage. Here you will find answers to common questions regarding configuration, coverage and security.
In order to logout from your web session, you can either: - Use the logout window that you minimised earlier. - Navigate back to the welcome page http://www.victoria.ac.nz/wirelessvic and use the logout button - Go to the logout page via the following URL https://wireless.victoria.ac.nz/logout.html
Navigate to the welcome page, click on the “secure network” icon Enter your username and password If you are entering the secure area for the first time, you may be asked to install a new browser component from “F5 Networks”. This is required for security. You will be asked a few times to run the new component. Choose to “run” rather than “save” when asked. When done, click the “complete” prompt. Then click to install the device. You will be redirected to the university homepage. A small “F5” icon will be shown in the bottom right taskbar while you are connected securely. You can now use network drives, email and printers. If you need help setting these up please call the service desk on #5050. When finished in the secure area you should right-click on the “f5” icon and choose “terminate connection”. When you have finished on the wireless, you will still need to logout from your web session using the links as described in the above section.
Navigate to the welcome page, click on the “secure network” icon Enter your username and password If you are entering the secure area for the first time, you may be asked to install a new browser component from “F5 Networks”. This is required for security. You will be asked a few times to run the new component. Choose to “run” rather than “save” when asked. When done, click the “complete” prompt. Then click to install the device. The remote user access “Webtop” will now open. Click on “Staff Access”. A small blue “SSL VPN” window will appear. This should be minimised, not closed. If it is closed, your secure session will end. The VUW homepage will also open. You can still use the Web from here, or can map drives and printers as normal. You cannot logout of your web session until you have closed the secure connection.
Still having problems?If you are using a VUW owned and managed laptop contact the service desk on (04) 463 5050 or by emailing its-service@vuw.ac.nz.
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