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Library VPN (Transporter) for Windows XP

Last Update: 7/30/09

SUMMARY: This document will walk you through the necessary steps to set up the UCCS Library VPN (Transporter) connection in Windows XP (SP3). The Library VPN (Transporter) connection is used to access the Kraemer Family Library journal database as well as other additional resources. When connected to this VPN server, the security restricts you from many other resources - remember to log out of VPN when you're finished.

Note: Although it's named Library VPN (Transporter), this configuration is also used for other off-campus resources such as Human Resources and Financial Systems.

1. Click on the Start button and select Control Panel. Click on Network and Internet Connections.
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2. Click on Create a connection to the network at your workplace.
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3. This opens the wizard. Click on Virtual Private Network connection and click the Next button.
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4. Type UCCS Library VPN (Transporter) in the box and click the Next button.
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5. If you have a dial-up configuration on your computer, this screen should appear next. If you have broadband, click on Do not dial the initial connection.
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6. Otherwise make sure the correct dial-up connection is shown in the box. Click the down-arrow to select a different dial-up connection. Click the Next button.
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7. Type transporter.uccs.edu in the box and click the Next button.
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8. Select the appropriate choice for account users and click the Next button. On the next screen, click the Finish button.
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9. Click on the Start button and select Connect to then select UCCS Library VPN (Transporter).
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10. Click the Properties button.
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11. Click the Options tab. Click to place a checkmark to the left of Include Windows logon domain.
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12. Click the Networking tab. With Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) highlighted, click the Properties button.
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13. Click the Advanced button.
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14. Ensure there's a checkmark in the box marked Use default gateway on remote network. Click the OK button. 
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15. Click the DNS tab. Type uccs.edu in the box labeled DNS suffix. Click to add checkmarks to both boxes below. Click the OK button.
Advanced TCP/IP window with DNS tab selected

16. To use VPN, click on the Start button, go to Connect to and select UCCS Library VPN (Transporter).
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17. Type your IT username and password and enter UFP in the field labeled Domain:. Click the Connect button. If you have dial-up, you may have to enter the dial-up username and password on another window that pops up.
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18. To access the Library databases, start your preferred internet browser (i.e. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, etc.). Go to http://www.uccs.edu/library. From here you can search the journal database.
Web browser window with library journal search panel

19. When you're finished, click on the Start button, go to Connect to, and select UCCS Library VPN (Transporter). Click the Disconnect button.
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