In order to gain remote access to your desktop or connect to secure.colostate.edu, your device must be registered with DUO.
Navigate to https://www.acns.colostate.edu/duo/ and follow the steps provided to register your device.
Manually Map a Network Drive (MAC)
NOTE: If PulseSecure is not already installed and configured on your computer, please complete the steps described in How to Install and Connect to PulseSecure before returning to this documentation.
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1. Connect to the Server
Press Command+K on your keyboard, OR navigate using finder, select Go then choose Connect to Server in the drop-down navigation.
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2. Select the Desired Server
- In the drop down clear out any text that appears by default
- To connect to the network drives, enter the file path provided to you by your department or CLA IT
- Network Drive Paths
Note: There are many different sheets (tabs at the bottom) for each department.
- Network Drive Paths
- Press the + at the bottom left hand corner of the window to save the server to your list of favorites.
NOTE: You may enter and save as many file paths as you would like.
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3. Enter Your Credentials
When prompted to enter your credentials, use your CLA username and CLA password. This will match the credentials used to login to your CLA-issued computer.
NOTE: If you do not have your CLA credentials or have forgotten your CLA password, please open a support request.