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How to: set up TTUnet VPN on your Mac in OS X 10.4 and higher
Level of difficulty: moderate To be able to create websites using your MyWeb software through the TTU system, you must first configure your Mac’s VPN (Virtual Private Network) software. After successfully configuring the TTUnet VPN, you will be able to access and build your MyWeb website from anywhere. Step 1: Access your System Preferences from your dock, or through the Apple menu. Step 2: Click on Network. Step 3: If you have an existing VPN connection, you will need to remove it before continuing. To do this, select the network, click the minus sign (-‐) to remove it. If you do not have an existing VPN connection, you may skip to step 5. Step 4: Click Apply.
Step 5: Click the plus sign (+) to add a new connection.
Step 6: Configure the following and click Create. Interface: VPN VPN Type: L2TP over IPSec Service Name: Any name you wish, such as TTUnet VPN
Step 7: Configure the following, then click Authentication Settings. Server Address: vpn.ttu.edu Account Name: your_eraider_username (caherman) Step 8: Configure the following, then press OK. Password: your_eraider_password Shared Secret: TTUnetVPN (case sensitive)
Step 9: Ensure that the VPN is selected and status is shown in the menu bar, then click Apply. Step 10: Click Advanced.
Step 11: Under options, check Send All Traffic Over VPN Connection, then click OK. Step 12: Click Apply to save all. Step 13: Close the System Preferences window. Congratulations! Your Mac is now configured to connect to the TTUnet VPN. At the top of your screen should show a symbol like this: Once you have configured the TTUnet VPN, you can click this symbol and ‘connect’ to the system.