Provide your preferred name for the connection, and enter the College VPN server URL: Ĭlick on the “Connect” button to save changes. In the empty list of connections, click on the “+” button to create a new connection. To configure and connect VPN using the Pulse Secure appĭouble-click on the Pulse Secure icon in your menu bar to open the app, or click once on it and select “Open Pulse Secure” on the drop down menu. In the 'Security' preference pane → 'General' tab, click on the 'Allow' button that appeared in the window to let the Pulse Secure VPN client install its extension.Īt the end of the installation, you will then be prompted to toss the installer into the Trash, proceed to do so: If you get a security warning prompt to allow the Pulse Secure VPN system extension, select 'Go to System Preferences'. Proceed with the software installation wizard, click on “Continue”.Ĭlick on “Close” when the installation is complete. (If you still have trouble opening the PKG file, please take a look at this Pulse Secure KB article for more potential solutions) Click on 'Open' when prompted if you trust this package to continue with the installation. Once your see the Download button, click on it to get the Pulse Secure VPN installer, and select “Open” to allow your macOS to mount the disk image (DMG) file.ĬTRL + click on the '.pkg' file and select 'Open' in the pop-up menu to run the installer package. You may be prompted to log in with your OSU credentials to enter the BuckeyeBox site. Installing the Pulse Secure VPN clientĭownload the macOS installer package for the Pulse Secure VPN client from the Engineering Wiki site: This service provides a FIPS and NIST 800-171 compliant solution for access to the COE network (shared files & folders), projects and computer systems from remote locations, as well as enhanced functionality for all of our users. The College of Engineering is pleased to announce the implementation of the Pulse Secure VPN.

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