CU Alert: All enterprise and business applications are available. See email for additional information.
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CU Alert: All enterprise and business applications are available. See email for additional information.
Portal Status: Green
CU System Administration users must authenticate their identity to connect to the VPN. It takes two items – a password and your phone – to access Cisco AnyConnect. This decreases the likelihood that others can access your data, even if they have your password.
The Duo app will make authenticating your identity easy, giving you three authentication options: receiving a mobile push notification, entering a six-digit code from the Duo app or receiving a phone call.
Type duo.cu.edu in your browser as a web address (Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Safari). | |
You will be redirected to login through Single Sign-On (SSO). | |
Select Add a new Device on the authentication menu. | |
We need to confirm that it's really you when enrolling in Duo Push. Select an authentication method to confirm your identity. | |
Enter your phone number. Then, click Continue. | |
To verify that you have this phone number, select to have a passcode either texted or called to the phone number. Enter in your passcode and select Verify. Once verified, click Continue. | |
You can now download the Duo Mobile app in your phone's app store.
Once you have downloaded the app, select I have Duo Mobile. |
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A personalized QR code will appear. Open your Duo Mobile app and scan the QR code to register your device. | |
Once you have scanned the QR code, a green checkmark will appear over the code. Select Continue. | |
You have now enrolled in Duo Push notifications! The next time you log in to the VPN, Send Me a Push is an authentication option. |
If you need assistance downloading the Duo app or using multifactor authentication, watch this UIS Service Desk webinar.
Go to the Search bar. Type VPN, and select Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client. A pop-up below will appear on the screen. This is where you authenticate your identity. |
From the Group drop-down menu, select the VPN channel you would like to use. |
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Select 1-System-SplitTunnel-Idp under the Group drop-down menu. When next logging in, 1-System-SplitTunnel-Idp will auto-populate. Users will have the option to switch groups when necessary. |
You will be redirected to a webpage to log into Ping. Enter your CU username and password. |
We recommend enrolling in Duo prior to first authenticating. This is required when authenticating with a mobile push notification or entering a code.
You have three authentication options: Receive a mobile push notification, enter a six-digit code from the Duo app, or receive a phone call.
The Duo App is the most secure way to authenticate your identity.
Open the Duo App. | |
Press the refresh button. The app will generate a new six-digit code. | |
Enter this code into the Duo Option field on your computer. | |
Press OK to log in. |
You will receive a pop-up notification on your cell phone. Select the notification. | |
Select the green button to accept. You are now logged in to the VPN. |
The phone number on file in the employee portal will be called. Need to update your phone number? Instructions are available. |
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Answer the call, then press any key on your phone to log in. You are now logged in to the VPN. |
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